Carmarthen at a Glance
As the alleged oldest town in Wales, Carmarthen has a wealth of history and culture to explore, and coupled with the stunning surrounding countryside, the nearby Bay and coastline, winding rivers and a number of diverse attractions, Carmarthen holidays have it all.
Explore Carmarthen
- Whether you’re on a romantic city break, a group trip or a family holiday to Carmarthen, you’ll find something to suit your budget and preferences. The beautiful countryside including the Cambrian Mounts, the Millennium Coastal Park, the Twyi Valley and the Brecon Beacons, offers visitors the opportunity to hike or cycle through some of the most picturesque scenery in Wales but the coast is also close by for walks by the sea or an ice cream on the beach.
- The Welsh Botanical Garden is a must-see for nature lovers as it has the world’s largest single span glass house and Britain’s longest herbaceous border and the unusual Hywel Dda Gardens with its six gardens representing a section of the legal world, is also worth a visit whilst in Carmarthenshire.
- Fishing enthusiasts are drawn to the River Teifi and the River Twyi but some of the county’s best beauty spots are also to be found at the riverside including Cenarth Falls.
Why a Holiday to Carmarthen?
- Holidays to Carmarthen offer a great chance to explore the history and legacy of the gold industry in the county. Dolaucothi Gold Mines holds tours about the history and skills needed to pan gold and visitors can see gold on exhibition. Carmarthen is also famous for being the place where Malcolm Campbell broke three land speed records and visitors can find out more in the Pendine Museum of Speed in Pendine Sands.
- Carmarthenshire is not only home to glorious countryside, it also boasts an award-winning coastline peppered with sandy beaches, rock pools, dramatic cliffs and historic landmarks such as Llansteffan Castle. One of Dylan Thomas’ most inspirational places, Laughorne, boasts woodland walks, a castle and plenty of eateries overlooking the sea as well as the poet’s writing shed which is open to the public.
Book your Cheap Carmarthen Holiday
If you fancy a holiday in the ‘Garden of Wales, we can tailor-make a trip to suit your budget and needs.
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