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Fairbourne is an attractive coastal village close to Barnmouth Bay which is positioned on the northern edge of Wales. This small seaside resort evolved when Mr McDougall, of flour fame, realised that this would be an ideal and safe holiday destination. Possibly the two miles of spectacular golden sandy beaches and attractive scenery was a deciding factor. At the southern end of the beach there are impressive and dramatic sea cliffs which rise skywards, and there's also amusements and donkey rides. A gentle stroll along the narrow lanes of the village will uncover the pretty welsh stone cottages and houses which line the roads, and there's a good choice of shops for that essential purchase, a handful of bars, and welcoming pubs for coffee or something a little stronger and a cafe. When Mr McDougall embarked on his ideal village, he built a railway line which was used to transport the supplies needed for its construction in 1895, and the fabulous steam railway is still operational in the village and beyond today. The area will tempt walkers as there are footpaths which network across the hills and Cader Idris Mountains overlooking the village, and the surrounding beauty of Snowdonia National Park. .

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Fairbourne and Barmouth Railway

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Tremfor

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Fairbourne Primary School

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Brackenhurst House (0.38 miles)

Brackenhurst House

Brackenhurst was formerly a 14 bedroom hotel and has been extensively refurbished to 5 star luxury over the last three years. We are situated in Snowdonia National Park on the beautiful coast of West Wales, ... More | visit website

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The Slate Shed (1.16 miles)

The Slate Shed
Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Snowdonia National Park serves up breathtaking views and big breakfasts in style. We are proud to have been selected by The Independent Magazine as one of the 50 Best ... More | visit website
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Bryn Melyn Guest House (1.74 miles)

Bryn Melyn Guest House
High above the Mawddach Estuary Bryn Melyn Guest House offers a relaxing setting for a short break or holiday. Just ten minutes from the harbour-side restaurants of Barmouth, a charming Victorian seaside town, ... More | visit website
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Tal y Don Hotel (1.77 miles)

Tal y Don Hotel

The Tal y Don Hotel is situated in the middle of the small seaside town of Barmouth in Gwynedd, north-west Wales, and is just a 2 minute walk from the main beach and 3 minutes ... More | visit website

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Ty'r Graig Castle (2.37 miles)

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Tyr Graig Castle is a remarkable and unique castle-hotel situated between the mountains and the sea. Only 1/2 a mile out of Barmouth town centre and on the borders of the Snowdonia National Park it offers stunning views ... More | visit website

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Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel (3.83 miles)

Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel
Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel stands at the base of the Rhinog Mountains overlooking Cardigan Bay with stunning views over the Lleyn Peninsula and just a couple of miles north of Barmouth on the coast of Snowdonia. ... More | visit website
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Dolgoch Falls Hotel (5.64 miles)

Dolgoch Falls Hotel

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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

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Gwesty Gwernan Hotel (5.87 miles)

Gwesty Gwernan Hotel
With Cadair Idris literally in our back garden, we offer a unique location that combines luxury with the natural overwhelming backdrop of Snowdonia's riches. At Gwesty Gwernan , expect your stay to be as memorable ... More | visit website
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Penmaenuchaf Hall (6.16 miles)

Penmaenuchaf Hall

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A blend of dignity and style, supreme comfort, cuisine and service can be applied without question to this Hotel. Stunning location overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and set within the ... More

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Coed Cae (6.34 miles)

Coed Cae

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Coed Cae is a traditional stone cottage set within the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park. Situated in its own wooded garden on the Mawddach estuary with spectacular views. ... More

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