King Arthur’s Labyrinth | Family Day Out
We went to Snowdonia and wanted to have a family day out, so we decided to visit King Arthur’s Labyrinth. It was magical!
After we got out of the car and started walking to the entrace, I felt that we were entering a new world. The shops, the cave, the maze, everything looked misterious. We were so delighted because we had never seen something like that before.
King Arthur’s Labyrinth | Family Day Out
How was our experience at King Arthur’s Labyrinth? Imagine that we entered an underground cave and we were welcomed by men in long black robes with hoods. We started exploring the tunnels and caverns after we sailed through a waterfall and a Dark Age Boatman guided our boat. We listened to legends, saw dragons and it felt magical.
After this adventure, we entered a maze. We listened to the stories of the Lost Legends of the Stone Circle, had fun in the maze and we saw a talking tree. I fell in love with a dragon fountain and it was a fascinating experience.
We visited this mythical place when our Cutie was 3 years old. The boat experience in the undergroung cave was stunning as well as the maze with all its decorations. We didn’t manage to listen to all the legends at the Lost Legends of the Stone Circle, because my Cutie didn’t have patience, but visiting this place it’s an experiece that is totally worth it.
King Arthur’s Labyrinth is a mythical world and we fell in love with it.
Did you know that King Arthur’s Labyrinth was named Best Visitor Attraction in Mid Wales in the National Tourism Awards for Wales 2018? If you want to book a ticket or to plan your visit, take a look on their website here.
How much does it cost? One adult ticket for the Labyrinth costs 12.25£ and one child(4-15 years old) ticket costs 8.15£. For Lost Legends of the Stone Circle, one adult ticket costs 4.95£ and one child ticket costs 2.90£. They offer discount tickets, so I recommend checking the website too.
King Arthur’s Labyrinth is one of the places that I would like to visit again and it is perfect for a family day out! And I miss Snowdonia too!
P.S.: Regarding the talking tree, my Cutie went to school and told his friends and teacher that he went to Wales and he saw a talking tree. Not very convincing 😀
Love,
Alexandra
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