The official spelling of the village is Aberdyfi, which is derived from the Welsh word "Aber" which means "Mouth of" and "Dyfi" which is the name of the river. There are however many publications which use an older anglicised version in which the spelling is Aberdovey. As a result of this when you are referencing the village please use both spellings. Aberdyfi is ideally located in the middle of the Cambrian coast to explore the surrounding area, which is rich in history and beauty, with plenty of things to do and see. Below are some details on the area with some of the attractions and places that one can visit.

Aberdyfi Village A short walk from the hotel is the scenic village of Aberdyfi. With a varied selection of architecture through the ages, the village has an "old world" charm that has been preserved for us to enjoy today. The village has a selection of shops from the ship's chandlers serving the many yachts that are moored on the estuary to gift shops for a memento of a memorable time spent in Wales. Beach Winner of Rural Beach Award Stretching out in front of the hotel is a golden sandy beach that is 4 miles long, offering plenty of space for all to enjoy. Whether it be swimming, surfing, kite flying or making the most of the sun the beach is superb and the envy of many a coastal town.

Recreation Ground The Recreation Ground is a marvelous little center for croquet, bowls or tennis and it also has a very good 18 hole putting green. Hill Walking The area is rich in hills and mountains that are laced with paths that will satisfy the novice to the seasoned walker. For further information please ring the Tourist Information Centre on (01654)702 401. Outward Bound: Tel: (0870) 513 4227 www.outwardbound-uk.org Located at the other end of the village offering a wide range of outdoor activities that are conducted under the careful guidance of the Outward Bound Instructors.

Golf Please note that guests are responsible for booking their own tee times and may not charge green fees to their hotel room account. Unless agreed between the Golf Club and any guest, a Handicap Certificate will be required at all courses except Machynlleth. Aberdovey Golf ClubTel. 01654 767 493

Aberdovey has an 18 hole championship links course, which is home to the Welsh Seniors Competition and boasts Ian Woosnam as a life member. Guests at the hotel can get concession rate green fees subject to certain criteria. For further information please contact the Secretary on (01654) 767 493 or (01654) 767 602 for the Professional. Also in the area are a further 3 courses: Click to see more

The area is rich in places to go and see: For a list of these places, please Click here

 

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