Things to do in Morfa Bychan

Take a leisurely walk along the stunning beach path of Morfa Bychan, starting from Borth-y-Gest and meandering along the coast to explore rocky coves and sandy beaches. As you venture west of the village, you'll be enchanted by the wonderful views. The path leads to the expansive beauty of Black Rock Sands, where the route turns inland, leading you through picturesque golf links and back to Haven Greenacres Holiday Park. Though it is described as an easy walk, be prepared for some steep sections with deep steps. However, the stunning sights of bluebells, celandines, harebells, daffodils, and yellow gorse make it an enchanting experience, especially on a sunny spring day.

Grab your binoculars and keep your ears open, you'll witness the creation of new habitats with every step at the Morfa Bychan Nature Reserve. A unique sandy ecosystem allows for a wide range of species to thrive, making the reserve even more special in today's coastal developments. During a summer visit, you'll be serenaded by the soothing sound of lapping waves, children playing, and the delightful calls and aerial displays of skylarks and meadow pipits that nest within the dunes.

With a variety of beautiful lakes, all the necessary tackle, advice, and refreshments, Eisteddfa Fishery & Cafe is sure to leave you feeling calm and prepped for an evening barbecue (if you fancy a spot of fishing). Whether you take pleasure in a serene day of fishing, or you’re after a joyful family outing, the welcoming ambiance and stunning views at Eisteddfa Fishery are certain to be enjoyed. Additionally, a delightful lakeside cafe graces the vicinity, affording you the opportunity to gaze upon the beautiful lakes while indulging in an array of refreshments.

For a truly one-of-a-kind experience, venture into the world of Black Rock Llamas. This activity is a perfect addition to your caravan holiday itinerary, offering a memorable encounter with these charming creatures. With a knowledgeable and friendly guide, you'll embark on a trek with the llamas, getting up close and personal with these fascinating animals. The experience also includes the opportunity to feed the llamas and participate in an agility course, led by a two-time Guinness World Record champion Llama, Caspa.

Take a trip to the next town over and immerse yourself in the captivating tale of Criccieth, a coastal castle that stands as a testament to the might and drama of Welsh history. Perched atop its rugged headland, this castle offers a commanding panorama that spans the charming town below and the vast expanse of Cardigan Bay. A dramatic fate befell this fortress as it was brought to ruins by the medieval prince of Wales, Owain Glyndwr. As you explore the echoes of the past, let your imagination roam through the storied halls of this enchanting castle that beckons to be discovered.