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On the South West Wales coastline, this tiny beach village is tucked between the charming Burry Port and the historic mining town of Llanelli. It is home to the Amelia Earhart Plaque, honouring the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, who landed in the estuary close to Pwll in June 1928. It also offers a high position rising away from the shore that affords views of the Gower Peninsula. Along with a few bars, the community also contains a local store, a pet store, and a post office. Visit the 8-mile Cefn Sidan beach and 550 acres of beautiful woodland in Pembrey Country Park, or head over to the bustling harbour at Burry Port to see the fisherman return to shore with their boats filled with fish. The Millennium Coastal Path offers some of Wales' most picturesque routes for walkers and bikers, and Llanelli is a great place to practise any sport. Rugby matches, a little racing at the Pembrey Circuit, and a variety of golf courses are all available, and the easily accessible Carmarthen has lots to offer shoppers as well. Visit Carmarthen Castle to brush up on local history, or visit the Carmarthenshire County Museum to discover fascinating Welsh artefacts and take a scenic train ride on the Gwili Steam Railway. Where better to stay during your next trip to the UK with so much to see and do in this stunning area of Wales?