Pant Coch Glamping

Ready for a ramble? The tent’s just next to a public footpath for local wanders, and around an hour’s walk from the Wales Coast Path. If it’s uphill climbs that get you going, try rocky Craig yr Aderyn (10 minutes’ drive) or Cadair Idris (half an hour). Wherever you wander, keep eyes peeled for wildlife: dolphins and seals out at sea, hares and otters at ground level and red kites and ospreys overhead. For more activity, try out the golf course and watersports in Aberdovey (10 minutes) or saddle up to ride from Bwlchgwyn Farm (20 minutes). Or leave the effort to others and get yourselves into the crowd at Tonfanau motorbike racing circuit (10 minutes). Time to take it easy? There’s a lovely long sandy beach in Tywyn (five minutes), along with train rides on the steam-powered Talyllyn Railway, the world’s oldest preserved narrow-gauge railway. Anglers can pick from salmon and sea trout fishing in the Dysynni river, a couple of minutes’ drive away, seeking brown trout in the Tal-y-llyn lake (15 minutes) or heading out to sea on a boat from Aberdovey.