Barmouth Beach01341 281617workBeachBarmouth is southern Snowdonia's most popular seaside resort. The town's beach, Abermaw, is west facing with a mixture of sand and some fine shingle and is ideal for bathing and watersports. There are some breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay and the picturesque harbour. The town can get busy, a land train runs along the promenade and there are traditional donkey rides, swing boats and amusement arcades, but the beach itself is vast and easily big enough to get away from it all. There is good disabled access to the beach and all leisure amenities, including a full range of shops, cafes and pubs are within a short distance of the beach.
There are several delightful walks of varying distance which start in Barmouth and follow routes into the hills beyond. At low tide it is possible to walk all the way to Harlech to the north with wonderful views over Tremadog Bay. The town is located on Route 8 of the National Cycle Network and the traffic free trail from Barmouth to Dolgellau along the Mawddach Estuary offers spectacular views.
Blue Flag beach. Toilets and parking. Dog restrictions apply April to end September. BarmouthGwyneddLL42 1NEUnited Kingdom52.721945812039-4.059491157532http://www.showmewales.co.uk/cardiganbaycoast
Barmouth Beach
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Barmouth is southern Snowdonia's most popular seaside resort. The town's beach, Abermaw, is west facing with a mixture of sand and some fine shingle and is ideal for bathing and watersports. There are some breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay and the picturesque harbour. The town can get busy, a land train runs along the promenade and there are traditional donkey rides, swing boats and amusement arcades, but the beach itself is vast and easily big enough to get away from it all. There is good disabled access to the beach and all leisure amenities, including a full range of shops, cafes and pubs are within a short distance of the beach.
There are several delightful walks of varying distance which start in Barmouth and follow routes into the hills beyond. At low tide it is possible to walk all the way to Harlech to the north with wonderful views over Tremadog Bay. The town is located on Route 8 of the National Cycle Network and the traffic free trail from Barmouth to Dolgellau along the Mawddach Estuary offers spectacular views.
Blue Flag beach. Toilets and parking. Dog restrictions apply April to end September.
Map reference: SH 610158 Lat: 52.72195 Long: -4.05949
Entering Barmouth from the east on the A496, turn left by the Last Inn where signed for the Prom and follow the road under the railway bridge. From the north on the A496, continue into the town and turn right where signed for the beach and railway station.
Parking: with charge
Accessible by Public Transport: 0 miles from Barmouth station
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