Up to 8 family and friends can book Bunkorama over the festive period. There’s wonderful walking on the doorstep, in the mountains of Snowdonia or on the coast, to keep you entertained.

We have full availability over Christmas and New year. From 24 December to 1 January it is a minimum stay of two nights and a minimum party size of 4 people. The charge is the same as the rest of the year and that is £15 per night per bed. Our Christmas/New year guests love a festive walk in the mountains followed by a meal out at one of Barmouth’s many pubs and restaurants followed by a taxi at the end of the night back to your bed. For the more hardy amongst you why not join the locals with a new year day dip in the sea.

Today we are joining students in tywyn Gwynedd as the march from the town hall at 12 noon

We are proud to support students world wide who are fighting to have a future planet not blighted by global warming. From Bunkorama we can see Fairbourne the community that is the first in Britain to be challenged by rising sea levels. Projections say the village will be lost mid century. We say let’s fight to save it!

The Cambrian Coast brings together coast and mountains with several hostels that provide shelter for those walking the Wales Coast path and a base for sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, canyoning and rock climbing.

An idylic landscape in the summer sun but also beautiful at Easter, the time of lambs and bluebells in the fields around Bunkorama.

Explore a most beautiful corner of Snowdonia. Not only the Cambrian Coast and Mawddach Estuary (voted the most beautiful Estuary in Britain) but also the lively waters of the Afon Cynfal.  These can be discovered tumbling down a dramatic gorge near to Llyn Morwynion, the legendary lake of the maidens that is a feature of the tale of  Blodeuwed. It is a beautiful area with fantastic views down the Dwyryd Estuary and near to the heart of the Welsh Slate Story.

You can stop for more than a moment and feel the full magic of Snowdonia and Gwynedd.