Carmarthen sits on the bank of the River Towy eight miles from the estuary in Carmarthen Bay. As the oldest town in Wales, the history of Carmarthen includes stories such as that of the Arthurian legendary figure of Merlin, and has plenty of impressive attractions like a Roman Amphitheatre and the ruins of the 12th-century castle. As well as visiting the town’s historic sites, you can also enjoy browsing a large indoor market and visiting independent galleries, shops and eateries.
Ty Log ("Log House", in Welsh) is a contemporary log cabin in a peaceful location with fantastic views and accessible accommodation for up to four guests in two bedrooms. It is part of a former working farm and guests have access to six acres of landscaped grounds which include ponds and a sensory garden. The cabin is less than two miles from Llangain and the Tafarn Pantydderwen pub, four miles from the coast at Llansteffan and only five miles from the ancient town of Carmarthen. The Gower, Pembrokeshire Coast and Brecon Beacons National Park are all within an hour's drive. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Everything about this charming cottage will help you relax, from its open-plan living room with a log burner to the spacious deck built over a stream and the village location within walking distance of the beach and the pub. Heddfan Cottage is in Llansteffan in the Tywi Valley which overlooks beautiful Carmarthen Bay. It is convenient for beaches, museums and other attractions that include the National Botanic Gardens, Oakwood and Folly Farm. Carmarthen is only eight miles away with an excellent choice of shops, cafes and other amenities. The cottage can sleep up to four people in two rooms so is perfect for couples and small families, and is also dog-friendly.
A welcoming riverside holiday cottage for couples and families, including those with pets. Manordaf Holiday Cottage is on the edge of St Clears, a relaxed walk from shops, cafes and pubs, and within easy reach of beautiful beaches and local attractions. It sleeps four people in two bedrooms with accommodation all on ground floor level. Guests can walk, cycle (there is secure bicycle storage), fish, play golf, and enjoy sights and attractions like Laugharne Castle, Dylan Thomas' boathouse, Pendine Sands Museum of Speed, Folly Farm, and the National Botanic Garden of Wales.
The perfect coastal holiday retreat for two in the picturesque Welsh village of Llansteffan, sitting on the sandy shores of the Tywi Estuary. Special both in terms of its romantic charm and character and the stunning location, this hidden gem is a must for anyone who wants to getaway from it all, relax, walk and enjoy sea air. Two pubs within walking distance and fabulous coastal and estuary walks on the doorstep.
The owners of Bwthyn Creigiau have turned a former Georgian piggery into a beautiful holiday cottage that sleeps six people in three bedrooms. Original beams and stone walls have been brought into the 21st-century with triple glazing and underfloor heating, and the family have used their experience to create a space that feels like home but which is accessible and wheelchair-friendly. The self-catering cottage is just outside the village of Llangain and a short drive from both historical Carmarthen and the Twyi Estuary and beaches, with the Gower and Pembrokeshire also accessible for a day out. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Perfect for couples, friends and singles, this cosy comfy garden annex provides a good self-catering base for exploring West Wales and its many attractions. Sitting on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Llanfynydd (with pub), the annex affords beautiful views and a lovely countryside setting from which to relax. Great outdoor activities and within easy reach of Carmarthen, the Brecon Beacons and the coast.
Beautifully presented and full of charm, this welcoming Welsh cottage dates back to the 15th century and enjoys a beautiful quiet location close to the town of Carmarthen in the picturesque Towy Valley. Lots of attractions close by including the National Botanical Garden of Wales, Oakwood Theme Park and the medieval house and gardens of Aberglasney. The coast and Brecon Beacons National Park are also within easy reach by car, and there are an abundance of outdoor adventures to enjoy on the doorstep. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
In an elevated position in beautiful Welsh countryside near Carmarthen in the Towy Valley, this spacious self-catering holiday lodge is perfect for large families or groups, and is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts (great walking, cycling, fishing and birdwatching). It is also a good base for exploring the many attractions of Wales including Brechfa Forest with its superb mountain bike trails, and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
This spacious lodge cabin looks perfectly at home in its woodland setting. It is one of a handful of self-catering properties scattered around the 44-acre Pantglas Hall Estate, with guests having shared access to amenities that include a heated indoor swimming pool, games room, tennis court, bar and restaurant. It is close to fantastic footpaths and cycling routes, with attractions like the National Botanic Gardens, Gower Peninsula and Brechfa Forest all within easy reach. The three-bedroom lodge sleeps up to six people and is perfect for families and friends.
If you dream of breathing in fresh country air, walking on the beach and exploring sites both ancient and beautiful, a holiday at Pencwm Farmhouse could be precisely what you are looking for. The traditional Welsh farmhouse has been sympathetically modernised to make it comfortable without losing any of its unique charms. It sits on 14 acres with views of the nearby Preseli Hills, and is within easy reach of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and gorgeous beaches like Mwnt, Poppit Sands, Aberporth and Tresaith. With space for up to 12 people and two dogs, and the option to hook up a towing caravan or pitch a tent for others to join you, Pencwm Farmhouse is ideal for large families or groups of friends.
You'll fall in love with Felindre Mill at first sight. This former grain mill has been transformed into a stylish holiday home sleeping eight people in four luxurious ensuite bedrooms, with seven acres of grounds that include meadows, a stream and an outdoor hot tub. The setting is idyllic, yet you are just a mile from the Pen y Bont Inn in Llanfynydd and within easy reach of Llandeilo and Carmarthen. The Brecon Beacons National Park, Brechfa Forest, and the Gower, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen Bay beaches are less than an hour away. Felindre Mill is ideal for big families, extended families, and friends.
Blaencwm means Head of the Valley and has great views over the Towy Valley. This comfortable very privately situated family farmhouse sleeps six and nestles amongst 64 acres of land which is shared only with the owner, sheep and great birdlife. It offers a family holiday that makes one want to return - giving children freedom to explore and adventure out. There is plenty of space inside and out with a log burner to relax in front of and extensive grounds to walk dogs, play, BBQ and explore during the warmer weather. Whether you simply want to walk, bike or get away from it all or even WFH in amazing countryside and enjoy a taste of country life, or want to discover the many attractions of this beautiful part of Wales with the beaches of the Gower, Cardigan Bay and Pembrokeshire Coast within easy reach, Blaencwm is the perfect choice for a family holiday or break away with friends or even to try a week of rural WFH!
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