King Arthur’s Labyrinth Adventure

There is no going back once you’re through the waterfall, immersed in the depths of Welsh history. But fear not – your mysterious hooded boatman is there to guide you through the gateway to the vast array of myths, legends and stories of King Arthur that are woven into Welsh culture. 

On your journey underground, discover the stories of days long past, when the mighty King Arthur came out of the darkness and helped defend the native Celtic people against formidable Saxon invaders. Learn of his supernatural powers and how his leadership bought defeat to his enemies and peace to the island of Britain. 

And that’s not all – you’ll also learn stories of dragons who foretold Celtic glory, of a giant so immense, he waded across the Irish Sea, of King Arthur’s epic battle in the Battle of Camlan, the ladies of the lake, and much more. All brought to life through dramatic scenes, lighting and sound, King Arthur’s Labyrinth will be one unforgettable experience.

Brave the waters of Dragon River - an exciting finale to your underground adventure.

Please note, King Arthur's Labyrinth is currently closed. The attraction will be open from 1 April 2019 and run till 3 November 2019. You can book now and visit when King Arthur's Labyrinth re-opens.

Upon booking you will receive an immediate confirmation of payment from VisitBritain. If your preferred date and time are available you will then receive a separate email from King Arthur's Labyrinth within two working days confirming your date of departure.

Opening times

• Open daily from 10am to 4.45pm (last boat leaves reception)
• Boats depart daily at 11.15am and 2.15pm from the main reception area into the Labyrinth.
• Please note that the Labyrinth is open from 1 April 2019 to 3 November 2019
• The Labyrinth adventure lasts approximately 1 hour. You will then have time to explore the 9 Corris Craft Centre studios and take home a slice of Wales from the Bwtri y Crochan Welsh food and drink shop!
• You must arrive at the King Arthur’s Labyrinth reception 30 minutes before your sailing time
• Audio guides are not available on this tour

How to get there

Address: King Arthur’s Labyrinth, Corris Craft Centre, Corris, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 9RF

The Labyrinth adventure starts from the Corris Craft Centre on the main A487 road between Machynlleth and Dolgellau.

By bus

There are regular buses from Aberystwyth, Dolgellau and Machynlleth: X27 & T2 stop right outside, and 34 stops in the village of Corris (a 10 minute walk away).

By train

There are direct trains from Birmingham to Machynlleth station (6 miles away).

Restrictions

Following periods of persistent heavy rain the underground caverns of King Arthur’s Labyrinth sometimes have to close. If you are concerned about this on the day of your visit, please contact King Arthur's Labyrinth on 01654 761584.

You are strongly advised to wrap up warm whatever the temperature above ground as the underground caverns are a cool 8 degrees.

Please wear sensible footwear as the floor can be uneven.

Accessibility 

King Arthur's Labyrinth Adventure includes a boat ride and a 1/2 mile walk through dimly lit underground caverns. 

The underground temperature is a cool 8 degrees and the floor uneven in places so you are advised to wear suitable clothing and footwear. 

The Labyrinth Adventure is not suitable for very young children or for visitors who have difficulty walking more than 1/2 mile.