BORTH Y GEST
Borth was once a busy ship building village, with ships being built and sent off to all corners of the world, delivering Welsh slate for building, and coming back laden with goods from many continents.
The ships were built from oak tress grown locally, the trees then cut and sawn in Borths' own sawmills, and ships constructed in Borths' boat yards.

Borth offers visitors a holiday in an idyllic setting which is close to all the Park's attractions and activities, but away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
With sandy beaches, safe bathing waters, woodlands and valleys for exploring, and mountains for both walking and climbing.
It has something for all ages.

The base from which to explore the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park, which covers 840 square miles, from its purple tipped mountains to lush green wooded valleys to sweeping sandy beaches.