Visit Tywyn

Tywyn Beach

A seaside town with roots dating back to the 7th century, there are so many things to do in Tywyn. Visitors love Tywyn for its welcoming and friendly atmosphere – and its idyllic beach, of course! The beautiful and expansive beach is perfect for all types of seaside days out; adrenaline junkies can get active with wind surfing and jet-skiing, and sunbathers can find plenty of space to simply lie back and unwind.

Aberdovey Beach

Wales Coastal Path

Keen walkers are well placed for things to do in Tywyn. Following The Wales Coastal Path directly from Tywyn through to Aberdovey offers wonderful seascape views of Cardigan Bay. A variety of scenery can be enjoyed from this Mid Wales town, take a walk or cycle through the countryside of Snowdonia National Park and revel in its natural beauty. Alternatively, visit the Cregennan Lakes for stunning lakeside views.

Cregennan Lakes

The Cregennan Lakes are a naturally beautiful landmark in Mid Wales situated on the Northern slopes of Cadair Idris where you can enjoy walks or cycling with stunning scenery and the opportunity to spot wildlife. Grab a tea or coffee from the Cadair Idris Visitor Centre, take a seat by the lakes and simply feel rejuvenated by their zen.

Snowdonia National park

Tywyn Leisure Centre

There are plenty of things to do in Tywyn for children; Tywyn Leisure Centre boasts a wealth of activities and facilities including badminton and children’s swimming, Pitch and Putt and tennis. Tywyn wouldn’t be a traditional Welsh seaside town without amusements and arcades too! Round off a day of fun-filled activities by visiting Tywyn’s independent cinema, The Magic Lantern, which was recently voted one of the top 30 cinemas in the UK, and enjoy a drink its outdoor bar called The Secret Garden.

Tywyn Arcade
Food in Tywyn

Quality Food

If your favourite part of holidaying is sampling the local cuisine, then Tywyn’s choice of restaurants definitely won’t disappoint. Using locally sourced ingredients, the restaurants in Tywyn drum up great quality food. You don’t have to indulge in fine dining to enjoy great cuisine in this seaside town; from cafés with delicious cakes to bistros with Welsh specialities and traditional fish and chip shops, all preferences are catered for.