Nestled in a fold in the hills,

               just outside the Snowdonia National

      Park, the village of Cwm Llinau is a jewel set in

 the Dyfi Valley

Visitors and residents alike have described Cwm Llinau as ‘like going back 50 years’.

The sense of community and friendliness is obvious in everyone you meet.

People actually look you in the eye and smile and are prepared to stop and talk to you.

Bread, milk, papers, fish and meat are still  delivered to the village every week.

A cheery bore da (good morning) or diolch yn fawr (thank you very much) is always appreciated by everyone.

Welsh is the still the native language of the village but English is often heard for the benefit  of new residents and visitors.

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