A viewpoint in the museum. The National Coracle Museum houses an international collection of coracles from as far afield as Vietnam, North America, India, Tibet and Iraq to complement the collection of coracles from around our home islands. The museum also incorporates a work-shop to show the ancient craft of coracle making. The exhibits include the various tools and implements used for the equally ancient art of poaching.
Younger children can sit in a coracle and watch a video of how a coracle is made.
For organized parties a guided tour of both the museum and the flour mill is available. Depending on time of year and weather, coracle demonstrations may also be arranged. The 17th Century Flour Mill is included in your visit. From the Mill there is a Nature Trail and Riverside Walk. Viewing areas and pathways provide wonderful views of the Salmon Leap and the 200 year old bridge.