Tourist information for South West Wales

Tourist information for South West Wales including Pembrokeshire, Swansea Bay and the Gower, Carmarthenshire and Cardiff

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Rhossili Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Kenfig Nature Reserve
2 miles to the West of Porthcawl is the small village of Kenfig. Kenfig is principally known for the...
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Oakwood Theme Park
Oakwood is a fantastic day out for all the family, particularly if you like white knuckle rides (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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Laugharne Accommodation and Holiday Guide
“A legendary lazy little black magical bedlam by the sea” – described by it’s most famous resident, Dylan... more
Pembrokeshire National Park
Pembrokeshire begins at Amroth in the south and ends at Poppit Sands in the north and takes in the whole...
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Skokholm Island Pembrokeshire
2 miles to the south of Skomer, is the smaller island of Skokholm, a mere 240 acres of red sandstone... more
Newgale Holiday and Accommodation Guide and Big Blue Kitesurfing
Situated close to the magical city of St David’s and the pretty harbour village of Solva is the small...
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Saundersfoot Beach and Accommodation Guide
Located between Tenby and Amroth on the south coast of Pembrokeshire is the picturesque fishing village... more
Pembrokeshire Riding Holidays
The mild climate allows for horse riding holidays all year round – think of Camelot – that’s Pembrokeshire...
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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
St Martins Haven Accommodation and Holiday Guide
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Helicharter Wales
HeliCharter Wales Aviation has both Pleasure & Charter operations in Pembrokeshire, based at Haverfordwest... more
Nolton Haven Beach and Accommodation Guide
The tiny hamlet of Nolton Haven is just a mile or so from Druidston, and has a lovely, well sheltered...
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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... more
Freshwater West Holiday and Accommodation Guide
A lovely beach with pristine water, backed by sand dunes and frames on either side by cliffs. The main...
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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... more
Caws Cenarth Organic Cheese Farm
Caws Cenarth Organic Cheese Farm, Visitor Centre and Café Cwtch. Hand Crafted Cheeses Made on a...
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Progress Surf Academy
Progress surf Academy prides itself on providing a fun, friendly and personalised surfing tuition to... more
Picton Castle Haverfordwest
The original Norman earth and timber stronghold stood to the west of the present castle which was built...
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Port Eynon Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Llanelli Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Llanelli is famous for having one of the best rugby teams in Wales. The Scarlets rugby union team currently...
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Fishguard Holiday and Accommodation Guide
Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Lower Town and the neighbouring town of Goodwick. It is often thought... more
Porthcawl Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Porthcawl is a lively tourist town that attracts lots of holidaymakers each summer. Porthcawl has a mix...
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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... more
Bishopston 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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Dale Holiday and Accommodation Guide
The village of Dale on St Bride's Bay is a popular water sports centre and point of origin for boat trips... more
Laugharne Castle
The castle is an enchanting ruin, which was built in the 12th and 13th centuries....
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Welsh Surfing Federation Llangennith
Established in 1981 and Owned by the governing body for surfing in Wales and the only surf school based... more
Caswell 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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Reynoldston Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
St Davids Accommodation and Holiday Guide Pembrokeshire
The magical city of St David’s is the smallest city in the UK. It lies close to a spectacular stretch...
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Aberglasney National Botanic Gardens
Welcome to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, the first national botanic garden to be created in the... more
Ballons over Wales
Hot Air Ballooning in Wales Meet at Penllergaer, and then depending on wind direction, fly from either...
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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... more
Little Haven Beach and Accommodation Guide
Situated on the southern end of St Bride’s Bay are the villages of Little Haven and Broad Haven, set...
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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
Caldey Island Pembrokeshire
Located off the coast of Tenby, Caldey Island is one of the most fascinating Islands in the UK. An order...
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St Ishmaels Accommodation and Holiday Guide
St Ishmael's was a medieval village that was comprehensively destroyed by a storm over 300 years ago... more
Drysllwyn Castle Llandeilo
This castle is a complete ruin but having been historically associated with Dynevor, Castle Cennan and...
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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... more
Grassholm Island Pembrokeshire
Grassholm, the smallest of the three islands lies 9 miles west of Skomer and is famed for its large,...
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Pembroke Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Situated on the south coast of Pembrokeshire is the pleasant county town of Pembroke. The town evolved... more
Kidwelly Accommodation and Holiday Guide
About 10 miles along the coast from Llanelli, is Kidwelly, a small and quiet town with a magnificent...
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Druidston Haven Holiday and Accommodation Guide
The beach at Druidston Haven is a mile long stretch of golden sands that is west facing, with a pebble... more
Penclawdd 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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Oxwich Bay Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Freshwater East Holiday and Accommodation Guide
Freshwater East is a beautiful wide sandy beach with clear water which is backed by sand dunes with a...
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Pembrokeshire Anglers Association
The Pembrokeshire Anglers Association is a long established fishing association that owns and leases... more
Skomer Island Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Skomer is one of the best places in Wales to see rare birds and has been a designated National Nature...
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