Pendine Sands Beach

Pendine Sands beach is located between Amroth and Laugharne on Carmarthen Bay in Carmarthenshire, South Wales. A very long sandy, straight beach backed up by a belt of sand dunes with excellent quality of water (2008). From the beach there are clear views across Carmarthen Bay to the Gower peninsula and Tenby. Pendine Sands are popular with Kite buggies and car enthusiasts, indeed in days gone by the beach was the location for attempts on the world land speed record.

Amroth Beach

Amroth beach is located on the South Pembrokeshire coast between the towns of Saundersfoot and Pendine. Probably best known as being the start or finish of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Amroth beach is a sand and pebble beach with a Blue Flag Award (2007) with excellent water quality. The beach is popular for swimming, windsurfing, fishing, ...and those noisy jet skis. There are toilets (very handy if you have just completed the Pembrokeshire Coast Path) including disabled facilities and a caf頡nd restaurant, and there is a slipway to the beach.....

The seaside town itself is almost surrounded by award winning beaches and views over the Gower Peninsula and Carmarthen Bay to the east.

To the south you have views over the popular Island of Caldey where the local monastery housing Cistercian Monks can be found.

There are plenty of shopping opportunities within the town specialising in local produced items and plenty of attractions such as golf, boat trips and walks within the surrounding areas.

Oakwood Theme Park is a top ten UK theme park and with over 30 rides and attractions there`s something for everyone.
Thrill seekers can be brave, for those who prefer a slightly slower pace there are fantastic family rides and for the smaller kids there`s plenty of fun to be had in KidzWorld - a special world created just for children.

An intimate and friendly café in the centre of Laugharne, passionate about providing great food and excellent service, serving lip-smacking fresh produce.

There's lots more to walking than just taking in the surroundings. Terry O'Brien tells us why he's enjoyed walking in Pembrokeshire.

AMROTH
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Length: 3.0m
Grid ref: SN166072
Amroth's sand and pebble beach is famous for its drowned forest - at very low tides tree stumps can be seen poking through the sand and fossilised antlers, nuts, animal bones and Neolithic flints have been discovered. Amroth itself is a pleasant hamlet with a wonderful beach in summer.

SAUNDERSFOOT
Duration: 1 hour

A traditional village pub/ restaurant in a rural setting not far from the coast.

Originally a 16th century dairy farm, the main house and restaurant overlooks acres of marshland and an organic kitchen garden.

One of the finest ancient formal gardens in Wales.

Abandoned for 50 years with the house crumbling and garden overgrown, the restoration of Aberglasney is one of the country’s most remarkable garden projects. A unique indoor garden filled with exotics from around the world is simply breathtaking.

Seasons Holidays Laugharne Park Employee Miss Leela Treacey and Porkas, won first prize at the annual carnival held on 26/07/2009.
Pictured accepting the cup from the Laugharne Portreeve for best float.

Discover a treasure trove of traditional and contemporary trades, with an outdoor Market every Wednesday and Saturday

Arts, Crafts, Hobbies, Gifts, Books and Antiques. In the Food Hall you will find traders selling Fish, Bread, Cakes, Cheese, Meat, Cooked Meats, Fruit, Veg, Olives, Nuts and Sweets etc. There are also several Cafes. In the home & Garden section you will find Toys, Linen, Bedding, Mobile phones, Knitwear, Jewellery and much, much more.

The National Botanic Garden of Wales located in Llanarthne, is a centre of world significance dedicated to horticulture, conservation, science, education, leisure and the arts.

The 568-acre Garden opened fully on May 24th 2000. The Great Glasshouse (GGH) is the focal point of the National Botanic Garden of Wales.

The Garden of Wales` vision is of a world where we understand, value, use, enjoy and sustain plant life to create a balance of life on earth.

Tenby Beach

Saundersfoot Beach

This stone built Tapas wine Bar & Gallery sits in historic premises just behind Laugharne`s thoroughfare.
The atmosphere is casual and relaxed with a Mediterranean feel enhanced by warm colours.
This award winning restaurant includes a Gallery which houses paintings and photographs, both old and new of Laugharne.

Recommended by a member for fresh, local produce.

Eynon's was recently voted "Britain's Best Butcher & Food Hall". You can buy quality gourmet welsh meat products from Welsh Beef, Carmarthenshire Lamb, Wild Venison to Eynon's Own Ready Meals, created in-store!

Tel: 0800 731 5816

Heatherton has both leisure and sport activities on site, with the option of adrenaline, relaxed, Sports and family fun activities for the customer to choose from. The Sports Park is an 'All Weather Attraction' with a large proportion of activities under cover, to provide a service both in the summer and winter periods.

The adrenaline activities include Paintball, The Tree Tops Trail and Go-Karting, so why not get physical in our paintball combat zones or swing high up in the trees on our Tree Tops Trail and feel the adrenaline buzz at Heatherton Country Sports Park.

Cwm Deri Estate is a working smallholding, which first opened to the public in 1992 and the vineyard is now one of Wales' foremost visitor attractions.

For the very best of Pembrokeshire produce, whether it's wine, liqueurs, alcohol-free wines, preserves, cheese, cakes or ice cream, Cwm Deri has something to appeal to all the family, whatever their age.

Dylan Thomas was one of the greatest writers from Wales and a giant in the 20th century.
Dylan Thomas was born in Swansea but his family roots were in Carmarthenshire and it was this country that provided him with a constant source of inspiration.

He lived at the boathouse for the last four years of his life during which time many major pieces of work were written – including Under Milk Wood.

Located in the Carmarthenshire countryside, Derllys Cournt is a spectacular tree lined, parkland course. The 18 hole, Par 70 course enjoys outstanding panoramic views from the summit of the rolling hills and valleys.

The fully licensed clubhouse offers a large number of facilities, whether you are just in for a quiet round or a member of a society. Derllys Court Golf Club can accommodate your needs.

• A fully equipped kitchen serving hot meals and cold snacks
• Fully licensed bar
• Changing rooms with toilet and shower facilities

Pembertons is just half an hours drive from Laugharne Park, situated in Llanboidy.

Immerse yourself in a world of chocolate. Smell, taste, drink, see, listen to, touch and absorb the full flavours of fine chocolate at our award winning chocolate farm.

On our Chocolate Tour you are shown how all sorts of chocolates are made. Young and old are welcome to have a go.

Select your favourite from "The Chocolate Box" to find out what the Welsh chocolate farm has to offer.

The Milsom family look forward to welcoming visitors to this former home of the poet Dylan Thomas located in the heart of the historic township of Laugharne.

The Portreeve overlooks the Market Square and the ancient Town Hall of Laugharne. Attractively furnished with displays of Glass, antique furniture, plates and pottery, the atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed with friendly service. It offers a delicious choice of the very best Welsh Cuisine using only the best local ingredients.

A unique family play experience, Carousel Woods is an enormous indoor play park suitable for the whole family, so parents can join their children on a magical adventure!

Europe's largest undercover vintage funfair with a huge collection of working rides and stalls lovingly restored for your enjoyment. Folly Farm's most well known attraction is still as hugely popular today as when it opened over 20 years ago. The Jolly Barn is home to a huge variety of farmyard friends and our popular bottle feeding shows.