Aberdovey (Aberdyfi in Welsh ) is a thriving harbout resort located where the River Dovey meets Cardigan Bay within the Snowdonia National Park. Founded on shipbuilding , this is still a place with the sea as its heart. Renowned for watersports, everything from sea-kayaking or longboat racing to coasteering is available . The award winning beaches provide fabulous conditions for kite-surfing and there is an 18 hole championship golf course for landlubbers. This is a place for a countryside enthusiast . Cadr Idris and the Aran Fawddwy mountain ranges are close - a coffee or ice-cream stop by Talyllyn lake is a must! Also check out the Forest Enterprise centre at Coed –y-Brennin. For the eco-conscious, bicycles can be hired from Bryncrug or visit the World Centre for Alternative Technology at Macnynlleth for more planet saving ideas. The first ever Outward Bound Centre was founded here, in 1941 by Kurt Hahn and Lawrence Holt as a sea school emphasising personal development. It remains a core centre for sailing and water sports.There are numerous local hotels, guest houses and campsites including caravans and chalets. The Talyllyn steam railway starts from Tywyn four miles north.and runs inland through the beautiful Dolgoch Ravine which incorporates the Dolgoch waterfalls. There is a small station - so hop off to explore on foot - even stay at the Dolgoch Falls Hotel nestling at the foot of the ravine. For rock fans, in both the geological and musical senses, this is a place of pilgrimage. Led Zepplin have many links here – According to Pauline Brown from Aberystwyth one of their biggest fans, the video for “No Quarter” was located here in1997 and Robert Plant was also seen here waving the Welsh flag in the film “The Song Remains the Same.” Aberdovey is well worth singing about.
Attraction
Doctor
Inn
Pub and Bar
Penhelig Arms Hotel & Restaurant
School
Sports Clubs
Dysynni CC (Cycling)
Antiques
Activities
Adrenalin Antics(Water Sports)
Places to Stay near Aberdovey
Dovey Inn (0.28 miles)
Dovey Inn is the social hub of the picturesque town of Aberdyfi, set in the heart of the town on the Dovey Estuary at the top of the spectacular Cardigan ... More
Ynyshir Hall (3.94 miles)
Plas Mawr (4.25 miles)
Plas Mawr, Eglwysfach is a Georgian country house in the heart of the Dyfi Valley. We offer excellent accommodation in three rooms; all have new modern en-suites, flat screen free ... More
Dolgoch Falls Hotel (5.50 miles)
Dolgoch Falls Hotel is unique in its position, being located at the south western corner of Wales' Snowdonia National Park just 5 miles from the beautiful West Wales coastline. Both ... More
Plas Talgarth Health & Leisure Club (5.51 miles)
Set in acres of parkland, this resort nestles in the lovely valley of the river Dyfi and has the welcoming atmosphere of a small village with it's own cosy pub ... More | visit website
Llety Ceiro Country Guest House (6.27 miles)
Wynnstay Hotel (8.35 miles)
This 18th century former coaching inn is renowned for its atmosphere and critically acclaimed food.
Surrounded by beautiful Welsh countryside, The Wynnstay offers the full hotel services you would expect from a ... More
Queensbridge Hotel (8.86 miles)
Small family run hotel situated on the seafront at the north end of the Promenade. Our reputation for comfort and good service remains steadfast. We have received an AA Triple Q Quality award, an RAC ... More | visit website
Richmond Hotel (9.08 miles)
The Richmond Hotel, set on the main Georgian promenade at the heart of the historic town of Aberystwyth. The Richmond Hotel has been a family run hotel for over 30 years. ... More
North Road serviced Apartments (9.14 miles)
A LUXURY SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT OVERLOOKING THE TOWN AND SEA JUST A SHORT WALK FROM THE TOWN CENTRE. A FULLY EQUIPED KITCHEN. TWO BEDROOMS. TWO BATHROOMS DINING/LOUNGE AREALEADING TO A ... More
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