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Amazing Attractions near Brynowen
Within easy reach of Aberystwyth, Brynowen is ideal for a traditional seaside getaway. The resort is packed with vintage charm and attractions, including a beach, pier and promenade, but there are surprises too, like an excellent cliff railway, the world's largest Camera Obscura and evocative castle ruins.
Borth is just a short stroll away from Brynowen. Smaller and less showy than its lively neighbour Aberystwyth, it's a lovely spot for calming beach walks or even learning a new watersport!
The other bigger draw here is Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), a natural spectacle where you can enjoy every kind of outdoor activity.
Amazing attractions near Brynowen
AberAdventures
Learn to surf like an expert under the guidance of surfing professionals at this specialist school in the quiet seaside town of Borth.
Ynyslas Beach
These 3 miles of golden sand beaches aren't just the most marvellous spot to enjoy the pleasures of the seaside, they're also a natural wonderland.
Borth Beach
Borth Beach is a sand and shingle beach on a small strip of land between the sea and the Cors Fochno bog.
Borth Wild Animal Kingdom
Come face-to-face with intimidating caiman, strikingly beautiful leopards and the most adorable, yet mischievous, meerkats at this fabulous wildlife sanctuary.
Vale of Rheidol Railway
A truly romantic experience as you journey through beautiful scenery, with the most spectacular mountain views, on this classic steam railway.
King Arthur's Labyrinth
An underground adventure deep within a mysterious mine where you'll come face-to-face with the legends of old including fiery dragons and towering giants!
The Silver Mountain Experience
Where history, myth and legend collide in a fantastic day out. Discover the history of the mine, or embark on adventure in a theatrical experience!
Ultimate Xscape Aberystwyth
Ready to take on two thrilling escape experiences? Work your way through an exciting array of cryptic clues to escape the rooms.
Aberystwyth
This traditional holiday resort is brimming with character from the colourful Victorian houses lining its historic promenade to the sandy beaches and its vintage pier.
Aberystwyth Castle
This castle once ranked amongst the greatest in Wales, today, however, it's simply an evocative ruin - but one with the most incredible views!
Devil's Bridge Falls
These truly spectacular 300ft waterfalls are simply breathtaking, and are a welcome reward after hiking through the challenging surrounding woodland trails.
Cae Hir Gardens
One family has worked for decades to transform this bleak hillside into something special - the result is a truly spectacular yet tranquil haven.
Eryri National Park (Snowdonia)
Home to the highest mountain in England and Wales, long golden beaches and peaceful rivers - this National Park is the most varied natural wonderland!
Centre for Alternative Technology
This eco centre uses exciting interactive exhibits to showcase alternative ways of using technology, such as producing renewable energy, constructing buildings and even growing vegetables!
Dolphin Spotting Boat Trips
Cruise along the dramatic coastline of Ceredigion and get up-close to the beautiful marine life that call it home, including gorgeous dolphins, porpoise and seals!
Corris Mine Explorers
An authentic adventure into the depths of an abandoned slate mine where the stories of the miners who worked here come alive amidst the dark.
Aberystwyth, Parc Natur Penglais - the Quarry Path
Make your way through the town of Aberystwyth, follow a path through pretty woodland and a nature reserve and you'll end up at the coast with beautiful sea views.
Machynlleth, Powys
For a longer route with gorgeous scenery and fantastic views, this walk follows grassy hill paths and returns along peaceful country lanes.
Upper Rheidol Valley & Parson’s Bridge, Ceredigion
This more challenging circular walking route covers scenic countryside, taking you from the Devil's Bridge via valleys and a gorge before returning back to the starting point.
