Self-Catering Holiday Cottage - Wrth Y Nant, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Carmarthenshire, Wales

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Tanylan Farm is a two hundred acre former dairy farm which is home to four lovely holiday cottages and located in a beautiful part of Carmarthen Bay in South Wales.  The farm is situated along the coastal road between Kidwelly and Ferryside and enjoys the convenience of being close to local amenities, whilst offering a tranquil retreat where guests can relax within the beautiful countryside or enjoy the beach.

Being one of the few holiday destinations between Pembrokeshire and the Gower Peninsula the farm is ideally situated for exploring the beauty and magic of the area.  It is also just four hundred yards from the golden sands of Carmarthen Bay, offering you not only the opportunity of relaxing on the beach but also the splendours of the surrounding countryside.

Along with the coastal and countryside scenery, there are numerous other local attractions and interesting places to keep you occupied throughout your holiday.  As well as the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Oakwood Theme park and Folly Farm, the local area also boasts...

• Castles - There are several historic castles in the local area ready to be explored, including: Carmarthen Castle, Kidwelly Castle, Dinefwr Castle, Llansteffan Castle, Laugharne Castle and Dryslwyn Castle.
• Walking - There are a number of designated walks in the area.
• Cycling - Tanylan Farm is on Route four of the Celtic cycle trail.
• Golf - If you enjoy golf you will have the choice of six fantastic golf clubs within thirty minutes of Tanylan Farm, all of which offer pay as you play membership.
• Boating - The Ferryside based yacht club is active and accepts holiday membership. It has a slipway, changing rooms, storage and bar facilities.
• Fishing - The estuary is a Bass protection zone. Carmarthen Bay is well recognised as one of the most productive areas for summer sea fish species especially Sea Bass.
• Railway - Teifi Valley Railway is nearby along with Gwilli Railway.
• Bird Watching - Ferryside is at the centre of about ten square miles of tidal estuary and common marshland, offering diverse bird life which can be viewed easily from the cliff roads or paths.