History

A brief history of South West Wales:-

Kenfig Nature Reserve
2 miles to the West of Porthcawl is the small village of Kenfig. Kenfig is principally known for the... more
Ewenny Accommodation and Holiday Guide
About 10 miles East of Porthcawl off the A48 is the village of Ewenny and the 12th Century Benedictine...
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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
Aberglasney National Botanic Gardens
Welcome to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, the first national botanic garden to be created in the...
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History of South and West Wales
Wales today is a dynamic and vibrant place with cities like Cardiff and Swansea offering rich cultural... more
Margam Accommodation and Holiday Guide
About 5 miles West of Porthcawl, on the road to Port Talbot lies the village of Margam. The jewel in...
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Drysllwyn Castle Llandeilo
This castle is a complete ruin but having been historically associated with Dynevor, Castle Cennan and... more
Carreg Cennen Castle Llandeilo
The distant view of Carreg Cennen from the road between Llandeilo and Crosshands epitomises the romantic...
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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