BARMOUTH

Barmouth Visitor Information
The busy seaside resort of Barmouth is squeezed into the small amount of habitable space between the hills and the water on the North side of the Mawddach estuary as it reaches the sea. Barmouth Map & Directions

Barmouth is the start and finish of the Mawddach Way and the start (or finish) of the popular Mawddach Trail which runs along the old Barmouth to Dolgellau railway line.

Barmouth has plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and ice cream parlours. It can be very quiet outside of the summer months with some of the cafes and restaurants closed, but there is always somewhere to find a meal or a snack, and some would argue that this is the best time to visit.

The iconic Barmouth railway bridge, just outside of the town, is one the most photographed and instantly recognisable features in all of Wales. Bike Hire is available in the town.

View a slideshow of Barmouth photos

What's on in Barmouth?
For a comprehensive guide to all the events and activities in Barmouth and the surrounding area please visit the Mawddach Estuary Events page.

Accommodation
Plenty of places in the town offer accommodation ranging from self-catering lets to hotels. There are also plenty of caravan parks to the north of the town, and these are well served by bus connections in the season. For more information, call in at the Barmouth Tourist Information Office or visit Laterooms

Public Transport
Barmouth is well served by bus connections via Harlech and Dolgellau. Details are available from the Tourist Information office located at the railway station or click here to access a public transport journey planner.

Barmouth Tourist Information Office
Barmouth Tourist Information Centre, The Station, Station Road, Barmouth Wales, LL42 1LU. Tel: 01341 280 787. Fax: 01341 280 787.