Sweeping coastlines that go on forever , Harlech
beach and its famous sand dunes is just one example of the kind of quality
that you should expect from the local coastline, complemented by magnificent views of the Snowdonia
mountain ranges.
Barmouth Bridge is very popular with visitors to Garthyfog
Farm, allowing access to the picturesque coastal town of Barmouth. The
bridge is conveniently located at the beginning of the Mawddach trail.
Wildlife on the Welsh Coast is varied and interesting with
dolphins and porpoise often visible in the summer. The RSPB center in
Penmaenpool is 4.5 miles from Garthyfog Farm also along the Mawddach
Trail.
The Mawddach Estuary forms a particularly
interesting feature of the coast. Garthyfog is situated at the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary, combining magnificent mountain and
coastal views.
Cader Idris almost 3000ft in height to the
east, Bardsey Island and the Lleyn peninsula visible on a clear day to
the North West.
