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The image displays a modern two-story building featuring multiple large windows on the upper level. Surrounding the property, a wooden fence offers privacy, while a backdrop of rolling hills is visible in the distance, showcasing a mix of earthy tones from the surrounding landscape.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Modern, contemporary townhouse close to sea front

Enjoy a holiday with family or friends at our modern, stylish home. Ideally situated, a one minute walk to the beach, and close to the town centre, where you can find a range of independent shops, restaurants, pubs, and cafes. The house is situated at the opposite end from the old town, near the award winning Celtic cabin. It has sea and mountain views from upstairs, a small garden with patio furniture and a parking space. Equipped with all mod cons and underfloor heating will enhance your stay.

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Large windows offer scenic views of the sea from the dining area, where a round table and wicker chairs are arranged. Soft natural light illuminates the space, complemented by a minimalist grey countertop featuring a decorative bowl.
Flat
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Coastal Soul… with a sea view!

Coastal Soul at its finest! Incredible sea views & sunsets from the kitchen, breakfast bar, dining area & lounge. The beach is just a few steps away. You’ll love this spacious & sunny apartment with its open plan living area, kingsized bedroom with sofabed, bath and shower ensuite, a bunk room with full sized single beds and another shower room. You'll have the whole place to yourself in this beautiful Edwardian terraced townhouse. Please don’t hesitate to message me with any questions

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Cottage
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Hidden Gem nestled away in the heart of the town

Bwthyn Gwaelod is a charming stone cottage - a former boat house then artists studio. The cottage itself has been sympathetically refurbished and sleeps 2 people in one double room. It is ideally situated : a peaceful location yet close to all amenities and just a minutes walk away from the shops and cafes, the harbour and the award winning beach. Snowdonia and the Mawwdach Estuary offering stunning scenery, walks and trails is on your doorstep. Barmouth offers something for everyone all year !

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The exterior of the property features a wooden façade with large glass doors, allowing natural light to fill the interior. A gravel area surrounds the entrance, complemented by plants and a hot tub, creating a serene outdoor space.
Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 440 reviews

Encil Mynach with Hot tub

A newly built open plan property with two bedrooms and one bathroom . Decor is modern and stylish , giving a comfortable space to relax. Equipped with modified appliances to create the perfect self catering accommodation. Just 1km away from the centre of Barmouth town , the sandy beach and the beautiful hills with many routed walks to explore. Private parking with electric gates. Pet allowed charged at £35 per stay. Hot tub (£50 supplement) per stay, These payments are not taken through Airbnb

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A quaint outdoor area features a small table paired with two wooden chairs, surrounded by potted plants. The stone exterior of the cottage is visible, showcasing its traditional architecture, while a peaceful path leads to the entrance.
Cottage
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

3-storey fisherman's cottage, with 3 bedrooms

Tucked away in Barmouth’s old town, a charming traditional fisherman’s cottage, ideally located in a quiet spot close to the harbour, beaches, shops, cafes and restaurants. Approached by passageways and a flight of shallow steps from the High Street, it is situated at the bottom of the old town, The Rock, a pedestrian-only warren of small cobbled lanes, fishermans’ cottages and even the old town jail. This has been a holiday let for many years - we loved staying here so much, we bought it!

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The wooden deck features a wood-burning hot tub, reflecting the evening sky with clouds in soft hues. A view of the expansive sea and distant coastline is visible, framed by lush greenery and trees, creating a tranquil setting for relaxation.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

Beautiful cottage, amazing views, Finnish hot tub

A lovingly refurbished characterful and romantic one bedroom cottage with an edge of luxury in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Amazing views of the beautiful Cardigan Bay and the Lleyn Peninsula and in close proximity to award winning beaches. Set in peaceful countryside and full of original features. Enjoy cosy evenings in front of the dual aspect wood stove or soaking in the extremely relaxing wood burning hot tub whilst taking in the views or gazing at the stars.

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Apartment
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews

Sea Front Open Plan Apartment with Free Parking

Sea Breeze Apartment is a beautifully presented and recently refurbished ground floor apartment with sea views and an outside seating area. It’s one of just 4 apartments in a recently renovated Victorian building on the sea front. Ideally situated in the heart of Barmouth with parking outside, Sea Breeze has a double bedroom with a king size bed, a fully equipped kitchen area, and a good size lounge with a feature bay window and seating from which to enjoy the lovely views.

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The entrance features a traditional stone facade, complemented by a small patio area with two chairs and a table. Lush greenery is positioned nearby, adding a touch of nature to the setting. The charming front door is framed by a decorative awning.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 334 reviews

Cozy Cottage in Dolgellau Snowdonia Nant Y Glyn

Nant Y Glyn is a charming, traditional Welsh stone cottage which was build in the early 1800s. We have updated the property to give it a fresh comfortable feel but have retained many original features. One of which is the splendid stone fireplace which now houses a log burning stove. The cottage is nestled within the old part of town, located on a quiet street and within a 2 min walk to the shops and restaurants. There is a small enclosed front patio area.

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The entrance features a sturdy wooden door framed by a stone wall, with a glass brick panel offering a touch of color. Two decorative potted plants are placed on either side of the doorway, enhancing the welcoming appeal.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Min-y-don Cottage : The perfect holiday base

Min-y-don cottage is a fully equipped traditional Welsh stone built cottage with double glazing and gas central heating. It retains it's original oak beams but has a full width staircase for easy access between floors. On the ground floor It has an open lounge-diner with a sofa bed whilst upstairs is a separate double bedroom and bathroom/toilet. The cottage comes with it's own private gated parking space. It's placed within seconds of all town amenities.

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The kitchen area features modern wood cabinetry and a dark granite countertop, complemented by a mosaic tiled backsplash. A cozy seating area with black leather sofas is present, enhancing the open layout. Bright lighting fixtures are positioned above the counters, illuminating the space.
Flat
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

2a Cambrian Street

Welcome to 2a cambrian street, a small but quaint apartment in the heart of Barmouth. This one bedroom property has a kitchen come living room, small bedroom and a bathroom with shower. Suitable for a couple and dog for a perfect little getaway. All bedding and towels included. Directly in the centre of town, perfect to walk anywhere but just off the Main Street so no noise of an evening. Parking very close by for a minimum fee and free overnight.

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Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Sea View Sunsets - Dog Friendly Cottage

Escape to Snowdonia at Bryn Meurig Farmhouse. Right on the Wales Coast Path in the National Park, enjoy the best of both seaside and mountains. Set on a rural smallholding, with a few friendly farm animals overlooking the sea and in the foothills of Cader Idris. A 10 minute walk from Fairbourne with shops, pubs and it's narrow gauge steam railway, with bus and train services to take you to more local attractions in Barmouth, Dolgellau and Aberdovey.

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A gravel patio area is visible, featuring a wooden bench and table. The backdrop includes rolling green fields with grazing sheep and distant mountains under a cloudy sky, providing a serene view of the natural landscape.
Barn
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Ty Hebog: Cosy 17th Century Barn with Log Burner

Cosy restored self-catering barn at Perthi with a log burner, retaining original 17th-century wooden beams and period character, with beautiful views across the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains. Set just above Beddgelert on a working mountain farm in a peaceful rural setting, only a 7-minute drive from the Rhyd Ddu Snowdon path, with walks available directly from the doorstep.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Barmouth?

    Accommodations are found near the seafront, around the historic harbour, and in quieter residential areas uphill from the beach. Many stays have views of Cardigan Bay or the surrounding hills.

  • What are the best things to do in Barmouth with kids?

    Families often enjoy Barmouth's expansive sandy beach, seaside amusements, and boat trips along the estuary. The area around Barmouth Bridge is a favorite for strolls, wildlife spotting, and train watching.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Barmouth?

    Explore Barmouth's sandy beach, stroll the historic harbour area, and wander local shops and cafes. Trails along the estuary and the iconic Barmouth Bridge are frequently suggested for views of the sea and mountains.

  • How is the weather in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has cool, often breezy conditions with winters around 35–46°F (1–8°C) and milder summers near 51–67°F (11–19°C). Expect frequent rainfall throughout the year, so waterproof clothing is suggested.

  • When is the best time to visit Barmouth?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and fewer rainy days, making outdoor activities more enjoyable. These months also bring a lively atmosphere with seasonal events and open attractions.

  • What are the best places to visit in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has a sandy main beach that draws many visitors, as well as Barmouth Bridge and a lively harbour area. Explore local galleries or the Barmouth Sailors' Institute to learn about creative traditions and maritime history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has scenic coastal and woodland trails, including walks up to viewpoints overlooking Cardigan Bay, forested paths around the town, and routes leading towards the foothills of Snowdonia. Many visitors explore the Mawddach Trail, known for estuary and mountain views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Barmouth?

    Families can enjoy beachcombing, shell collecting, and ice cream along the promenade, or take a heritage train ride near the estuary. The local funfair and amusement arcades provide playful options for children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Barmouth?

    Explore Snowdonia National Park for mountain and forest adventures, visit nearby castles, or discover heritage railways in the region. Coastal villages around Cardigan Bay are known for galleries, local shops, and historic sites.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has pet-friendly accommodations, including cottages and apartments, particularly near the beach or in residential areas. Check specific property rules for details regarding pets and amenities.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Barmouth?

    Layering clothing is helpful due to shifting weather, and sturdy shoes make exploring the coast and hills more comfortable. Early mornings or evenings often bring quieter moments on the beach and around town.

  • What is Barmouth known for?

    Barmouth is known for its sandy beach on Cardigan Bay, scenic mountain backdrop, and historic railway bridge. The town has roots in maritime trade and stone quarrying, visible in its vibrant harbour and architecture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Barmouth?

    Seek out the quaint lanes of the old town, visit the harbour's quieter corners, and explore woodland paths leading to tucked-away viewpoints above Barmouth. Small local art studios and independent cafes offer a deeper look at the area's creative community.

  • What are the best foods to try in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has seafood dishes using locally caught fish, classic Welsh cakes, and traditional baked goods from family-run bakeries. Many visitors seek out fish and chips enjoyed by the seaside.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Barmouth?

    Bring waterproof outerwear, layered clothing, and sturdy walking shoes for the beach or hills. Binoculars and a camera can help you make the most of coastal views and birdwatching opportunities.

  • What is the nightlife in Barmouth like?

    Barmouth has a relaxed nightlife scene with friendly pubs, casual bars, and some venues hosting live music or quiz nights. Locally rooted establishments often focus on social gatherings and warm hospitality.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Barmouth?

    Barmouth has annual events centered on the coast and community, including a well-attended walking festival in early autumn and traditional maritime celebrations. Various arts and food gatherings pop up throughout the warmer months.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Barmouth?

    There are family-friendly stays in and around Barmouth, including options near the beach and in quieter neighborhoods. Many properties have amenities such as extra bedrooms, kitchens, or outdoor spaces.

All about Barmouth

Barmouth is one of Wales’ most dramatic and beautiful coastal towns. With three miles of sandy beach that sit against the mountainous backdrop of Southern Snowdonia, it emerges from the estuary of the mighty Afon Mawddach (Mawddach River) at the end of a North Wales valley where gold was once mined. Unsurprisingly, this landscape is beloved by hikers, swimmers, and cyclists, and has been celebrated by English writers such as William Wordsworth. Barmouth itself has shops, cafés, and arcades, and in the summer a fun fair, donkey rides, and a land train along the promenade make it a popular destination with families. Its historical quarters also give the town a distinctive character. Barmouth Old Town is dotted with slate-roofed cottages, accessed not by road but by steep stone staircases, while the town’s maritime history is celebrated by museums overlooking the wild Irish Sea.

What are the top things to do in Barmouth?

Dinas Oleu

Walk through the steep narrow streets of Barmouth Old Town to this gorgeous gorse-covered hill, which provides one of the best views in all of Wales. On a clear day, you can see the whole expanse of the West Wales coastline, undulating with bays and coves, and the 58,000 acres of Snowdonia.

The Dragon Theatre

A gorgeous independent cinema in one of Barmouth’s former chapels, The Dragon Theatre has been run by the community since the mid-20th century. The distinctive turquoise and red mosaic dragon above its doors is a much-loved emblem of the town.

The Mawddach Trail

This beautiful, flat, and accessible 9.5-mile route along the old railway track on the southern side of the Mawddach Estuary is suitable for walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair users. It begins in the slate-roofed market town of Dolgellau before following the river to Barmouth. There are other well-loved trails like the New Precipice, on the old goldmine tramway, and the tough 27-mile Mawddach Round, which takes in the mountains Cadair Idris to the south and Diffwys to the north.

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    Barmouth holiday rentals start at £37 per night before taxes and fees

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  • 4.7 Average rating

    Barmouth stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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