Castles

There are more castles per square mile than any other country in the world!

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  Kidwelly Castle

  The castle lies on a bluff on the west bank of the river Gwendraeth where it runs into the great Towy... more
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  Three Cliffs bay Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious...
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  Cilgerran Castle

  Cilgerran castle was a fortress commanding the river Teifi: both Peter de Wint and J.M.W. Turner have... more
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  Pennard Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious...
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  Swansea Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Located right on the south coast of Wales, Swansea is the second largest city in Wales, with a population... more
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  Tenby Accommodation, Beach and Castle Guide

  Tenby - Dinbych Y Pysgod - Little Fort of Fishes - as it’s known in Welsh....
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  Manorbier Castle

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  Pembroke Castle

  The ruins that exist today have been restored over the last century....
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  Carew Castle

  In 1102 King Henry 1st appointed Gerald of Windsor a castella of Pembroke Castle. This was a royal possession... more
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  Merthyr Mawr, Ogmore and Southerndown Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  3 miles to the East of Porthcawl is Ogmore which is a mainly residential area built on the coastal cliffs...
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  Dinefwr Castle Carmarthen

  Dinefwr Castle was built on a bold bluff projecting over the river Towy; precipitous on two sides it... more
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  Haverfordwest Castle

  Until earlier in the 20thC the Western Cleddau was navigable up to the point which has now become the...
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  Picton Castle Haverfordwest

  The original Norman earth and timber stronghold stood to the west of the present castle which was built... more
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  Drysllwyn Castle Llandeilo

  This castle is a complete ruin but having been historically associated with Dynevor, Castle Cennan and...
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  Southgate Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
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  Upton Castle

  A visitor to Carew Castle should not leave the area without first looking in at Upton Castle. Just 21...
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  Gower Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
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  Lamphey Castle

  Here are the ruins of a stronghold of the bishops of St David’s. Anyone visiting neighbouring Pembroke...
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  Manorbier Beach and Castle Guide

  Described by Giraldus Cambrensis as “the pleasantest spot in Wales” Manorbier is a charming little village... more
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  Carmarthen Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Carmarthen – Caerfyrddin Carmarthenshire is a green and pleasant county. Sometimes described as The...
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  Monk Nash, Nash Point and Llantwit Major Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  About 15 miles South East of Porthcawl on the coast is Nash Point, which is situated on a headland and... more
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  Laugharne Castle

  The castle is an enchanting ruin, which was built in the 12th and 13th centuries....
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  Cardiff Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Situated in South East Wales, approximately 30 minutes from the Severn Bridge which links England and... more
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  Llawhaden Castle

  Llawhaden was built by the Normans as a defence against the Welsh and to protect the rich estates of...
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  Carreg Cennen Castle Llandeilo

  The distant view of Carreg Cennen from the road between Llandeilo and Crosshands epitomises the romantic... more
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  Craig Y Nos Castle

  Set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, Craig-y-Nos Castle is the perfect location for a break, with...
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