Bryn Meurig Farmhouse, South Snowdonia
Self-Catering Holiday Let, Friendly Farm Animals and Seaside Sunsets
ABOUT
Escape to Snowdonia at Bryn Meurig Farmhouse. Right on the Wales Coast Path above Fairbourne, enjoy the best of both seaside and mountains and find your own adventure or relaxing break.
Set on a rural smallholding overlooking the sea and in the foothills of Cader Idris, this is a real hideaway in the Snowdonia National Park. Dog friendly.
Enjoy the local attractions in Fairbourne, Barmouth, Dolgellau and Aberdovey, or stay closer to the farmhouse and enjoy the wildlife, friendly farm animals and forest walks.
Our quirky 1-bed holiday let is perfect for couples or friends to get away from it all. Well equipped for self-catering with a private patio garden with sea view. Set within a Dark Skies Reserve, enjoy views of the stars from our mezzanine bedroom.
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THINGS TO DO
Walking & Cycling
We probably don't need to tell you how great Snowdonia is for walking, mountain biking and road cycling! Try the Mawddach Trail, and stop off at the George III Hotel.
Outdoor Adventure
Check out stand-up paddleboarding with SUP Barmouth, adrenaline-fuelled activities at Zip World or canyoning and rock climbing with Snowdonia Adventure Activities.
Miniature Steam Railway and Ferry
The Fairbourne narrow-gauge railway is an absolutely charming way to travel to Barmouth. Once you reach the end of the line, a small ferry boat service will take you the rest of the way into Barmouth harbour.
Fairbourne
A charming seaside village with a fascinating history and an uncertain future, Fairbourne’s sandy beach, golf course and amusement arcade/ice cream shop provide plenty to do. There are 4 different places to eat:
Indiana, Penrhyn Bar & Grill, Chip Shop & Keebabalons, 2 shops and a deli.
Barmouth
Beautiful beaches, pubs and restaurants. There are donkey rides, trampolines and bouncy castles on the beach, ice cream parlours, a fairground and an amusement arcade. For the more adventurous, try walking the Barmouth 100 Steps to Dinas Oleu (National Trust land) or the Panorama Walk. It’s very difficult to avoid the amazing views, and almost impossible to take a bad photo!
Pony Trekking
Bwlch Gwyn Pony Trekking is just down the road, providing the opportunity to go horse riding on the beach, with unbeatable mountain views.
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