We are uniquely sited on the border of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire and can offer you easy access to two of the most beautiful counties in Wales. The lovely coastal towns of Tenby and Saundersfoot are nearby and the beautiful beaches of Pendine, Amroth and Wiseman’s Bridge are just a few minutes drive.
As well as wonderful beaches, castles, children’s parks and spectacular countryside, a huge variety of activities are easily accessible and plentiful in this part of West Wales. The choice is yours.

More about Pembrokeshire:
Swap the traffic jams for a beautiful beach, the crowded pavement for the coast path, the urban sprawl for the great outdoors. It’s the perfect antidote for the stresses of modern life. And when the scenery is as good as Pembrokeshire’s , you know you’ve got a winning combination. The coast is so beautiful, its been a protected National Park since 1952.

Pembrokeshire is a fabulous place to explore or relax in at any time of the year. The beaches are great in Summer but they’re just as good in Spring and Autumn. Whenever you come or wherever you go in Pembrokeshire, one thing doesn’t change; the welcome is always warm and genuine

More about Carmarthenshire:
Carmarthenshire doesn’t make a song and dance about itself. But – did you know that Carmarthenshire has Wales’s longest sandiest beach? Or that its landscapes are dotted with Roman gold mines and romantic castles? Or that it’s bursting with things to do – everything from scenic railway rides to wildlife watching, cycling and sailing

There are 1.001 reasons why you should visit Carmarthenshire. This part of Wales invites leisurely exploration from its remote dramatically beautiful highlands to its sweeping shorelines. You might find yourself in a welcoming hustle and bustle of farmers and shoppers during market day, or all alone on a big wide beach with just the sea and the gulls for company. One thing’s for certain – you’ll feel no inclination to rush away.