King Arthur's Labyrinth - Machynlleth

Aice A.

Went in the site early morning to secure parking as the car park is not that big (parking is free anyway) It was quiet and we're the first visitor arrived.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. We booked to get in the cave at 10:15, but they let us in at 10 am.

The visitor guide is very kind and with a sense of humour which will make you feel more comfortable. He cracks jokes every now and then.

There's a narrow boat ride to get deeper in the cave and it gets creepy at times. A lot of walking and can be very wet, so I suggest walking shoes, boots or wellies.

We had a great experience, even my 7 yr old boy enjoyed it a lot. There are interesting gift shops, cafe and restaurant. There is also a candle making shop where you can make your own candle and design at a reasonable price. Kids love it too.

Over all, it is worth a visit. And its nothing like other attractions. 👍👍👍

Stefanie F.

What a wonderful find! My 4yr old loved wandering through the twisty cave tunnels and is now convinced he's seen real dragons. My 8month old had a great time too. Money well spent and very well maintained.

Sasha W.

We came when the weather was drizzly but still had a great time! We did 2 of the 3 challenges in the Labyrinth. It was £8ish per person and we spent a good amount of time in there. The two 9 year olds had a great time running around listening to the stories and answering all the questions whilst counting all of the dragons. They received their gorgeous slate medals for completing a challenge and then we went on for some shopping in the little craft huts. It really was a lovely few hours! The little gift shop had lots of different options available at what I believe to be reasonable prices.

Darren C.

Wasn't really impressed with this visit, £60 for 3 for a short guided tour and short boat ride in the caves, cave walk in dim lights to exhibits about King Arthur. No time to stop for photos as had to keep moving as next tour waiting. Quick visit but not a day out. Car park and craft shops available.

LittleVixen9

This is a good little cave adventure with a story of king Arthur. I believe they admit that king Arthur has never been there, but it's all good.
The 3 year old got a little bit scared but nothing to bad, as it is in a cave it is cold, so dress appropriately!
There is a short boat ride, and don't ruin the ambiance by using flash photography or a torch

Matt H.

Very cool theme and the kids loved it..the staff are amazing too make it feel.rrwlly.good.inside the cave. It isn't the cheapest but defo worth a visit

Rosie K.

Amazing! We did the king Arthur's labyrinth, which was a very cool underground boat ride and stories full of history and mystery. The effects are surprisingly well executed and the journey is fascinating

We ate in the cafe which had good size portions for good prices and it was tasty!

We then did the wales folk story maze portion. We stubbornly tried to complete the quests you're given as well as very much appreciating the beautiful grounds, fairy doors everywhere as well as well tended and lovingly wild areas of the maze.

The staff are lovely and helpful, especially Kelly who was very encouraging and kind to us

There are also a few craft shops around which are interesting.

If I could give it more stars I would, mostly because of the labyrinth, maze, and Kelly

Julie W.

This is a great experience for young and old alike but difficult for those in wheelchairs as there is a boat ride involved. The story telling was interesting and the tour through the labyrinth well-guided by our boatman.
Thanks to experiences like these King Arthur's legend lives on.