Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park is situated overlooking Three Cliffs Bay with a public footpath leading down to the beach. 4 star rated accommodation...

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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Caldey Island Pembrokeshire
Located off the coast of Tenby, Caldey Island is one of the most fascinating Islands in the UK. An order... 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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Surfing on the Gower
The Gower Peninsula is one of the most scenic parts of Wales, a country already well known for its largely... more
Progress Surf Academy
Progress surf Academy prides itself on providing a fun, friendly and personalised surfing tuition to...
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Cefn Yr Erw Primate Sanctuary Swansea
Cefn-yr-Erw Primate Sanctuary is in the Swansea Valley in the lovely Brecon Beacons National Park area... 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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St Martins Haven Accommodation and Holiday Guide
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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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Penclawdd Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Ferryside Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Ferryside A quiet little town situated on the Tywi estuary, that was a popular holiday destination for...
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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... 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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St Govans Accommodation and Holiday Guide Pembrokeshire
Continuing West from Bosherston and Broadhaven beach is the MOD range at Castlemartin. A small village... more
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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Cardiff Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Situated in South East Wales, approximately 30 minutes from the Severn Bridge which links England and... 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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Manorbier Beach and Castle Guide
Described by Giraldus Cambrensis as “the pleasantest spot in Wales” Manorbier is a charming little village... more
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...
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Langland Bay Accommodation and Holiday Guide featuring Langlands Brasserie
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Welsh Surfing Federation Llangennith
Established in 1981 and Owned by the governing body for surfing in Wales and the only surf school based...
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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... more
Gower 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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Pwlldu Bay Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is almost a 20 mile peninsula of glorious... more
Skokholm Island Pembrokeshire
2 miles to the south of Skomer, is the smaller island of Skokholm, a mere 240 acres of red sandstone...
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Narberth Holiday and Accommodation Guide
Situated eight miles from Haverfordwest, the charming town of Narberth makes an excellent base for exploring... more
Milford Haven Holiday Golf and Accommodation Guide
The town of Milford Haven takes its name from the waterway which has always been an important harbour...
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Grassholm Island Pembrokeshire
Grassholm, the smallest of the three islands lies 9 miles west of Skomer and is famed for its large,... more
Castlemartin Holiday and Accommodation Guide
A small village, whose church boasts an organ once owned by Mendelssohn! Crossing the range towards the...
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Kenfig Nature Reserve
2 miles to the West of Porthcawl is the small village of Kenfig. Kenfig is principally known for the... more
Pembroke Castle
The ruins that exist today have been restored over the last century....
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Laugharne Castle
The castle is an enchanting ruin, which was built in the 12th and 13th centuries.... more
Pembrokeshire Anglers Association
The Pembrokeshire Anglers Association is a long established fishing association that owns and leases...
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St Brides Accommodation and Holiday Guide
St Brides beach is small but beautifully formed beach that is full of character. Located on the Dale... more
Folly Farm Pembrokeshire
The farm has a wide array of British animals and more exotic species, such as tapir, capybara, delightful...
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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... 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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Carmarthen Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Carmarthen – Caerfyrddin Carmarthenshire is a green and pleasant county. Sometimes described as The... more
Laugharne Accommodation and Holiday Guide
“A legendary lazy little black magical bedlam by the sea” – described by it’s most famous resident, Dylan...
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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
Newport Links Golf Course
Golfing facilities at Newport Links are second to none. Our state-of-the-art 18-hole course is both challenging...
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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... 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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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... more
Southgate 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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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
Swansea Accommodation and Holiday Guide
Located right on the south coast of Wales, Swansea is the second largest city in Wales, with a population...
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Lamphey Castle
Here are the ruins of a stronghold of the bishops of St David’s. Anyone visiting neighbouring Pembroke... more
Stackpole Accommodation and Holiday Guide
The National Trust’s Stackpole Estate encompasses 8 miles of breathtaking coastal scenery, including...
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Tenby Golf Club
This course was home to the 2006 Welsh PGA Championship, is the oldest established course in Wales and... more
Kidwelly Castle
The castle lies on a bluff on the west bank of the river Gwendraeth where it runs into the great Towy...
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