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Located in the heart of South West Wales, Carmarthenshire offers captivating landscapes, rich history, and an abundance of warm Welsh hospitality. The county's charming towns and villages offer a blend of tradition and modernity. In Carmarthen, you'll discover a vibrant market, bustling streets lined with unique shops, and a rich cultural heritage. During your stay explore the magnificent Welsh castles, including the iconic Carreg Cennen Castle in Llandeilo, Llansteffan Castle and Kidwelly Castle which transport you back in time with their impressive architecture. Take an uplifting stroll along the breathtaking coastal paths, where stunning cliffs and golden beaches create a picturesque backdrop.
Places to eat and drink-
A short walk up the hill puts you in Carmarthen Town centre which is full of Restaurants.
Florentino's is a lovely Italian restaurant, the portions are very generous and the friendly staff like to make sure you leave feeling full.
The Warren is a multi-award winning, pet friendly, family run, sustainably Driven Cafe & Restaurant serving simple, honest & wholesome food focussing on local, seasonal & organic produce.
On St Catherine's Walk, you will find Harvester, Toby Carvery, Pizza Express and Franky and Benny's.
Y Sied which is also located in St Catherines Walk is also a great option for breakfast, lunch and coffee. A perfect option for pets too as they are dog friendly with a doggy menu to keep your pooches happy!
The Stag and Pheasant is located on Spillman Street in town and is a popular dog-friendly pub and beer garden.
Local Attractions-
We would recommend visiting Llansteffan castle and Scott's bay. These can be accessed within 20 minutes by car. There is a cafe on the beachfront as well as a chip shop bar. A day can be spent exploring Llansteffan castle and enjoying the incredible views across the bay followed by some chips on the beach or a visit to the park for any younger guests staying.
Guests bringing furry friends can also enjoy some time on the beach, note that only certain sections of the beach welcome dogs and you will need to look at the signs to determine where.
Ferryside can be seen from Llansteffan beach and you can book ferry rides from Llansteffan to Ferryside should you wish to explore that area.
Carmarthen town is within walking distance. The town hosts some local independent shops as well as some larger retail shops/ coffee shops/ restaurants and a cinema.
Xcel bowling centre is a 5 minute drive away.
The National Botanic Gardens of Wales is a 10 minutes away. There are 400 acres to explore. It also houses the British bird of prey centre. A new Gruffalo trail has opened which will certainly provide younger guests with a really great experience. The trail will be open every day with the aim of encouraging children to enjoy the great outdoors and adventure into the woods.
Laugharne is a 20-minute drive from Carmarthen, this picture postcard town is not to be missed, famously known for its association with Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Here, you can stroll around the town or explore Laugharne Castle. There are also plenty of places to enjoy a meal. A case and a cup of tea are a must at Dylan Thomas' boat house with stunning views overlooking the estuary.
Pendine Sands and its fabulous 7-mile sandy beach has for generations attracted holidaymakers with a unique selling point of still being able to drive a car on the beach and as being a mecca for world-breaking speed attempts. Pendine Sands ranks among Wales/ finest. Pendine is 30 minutes away by car and has a dog-friendly section.
Morfa Bay Adventure- one of Wales' leading outdoor pursuits providers, providing adventure activities for all ages and abilities across Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. The centre is situated in Pendine and they provide numerous activities at the centre itself, such as high ropes, caving, climbing, abseiling, archery, sea kayaking, land yachting and lots more. The centre is open all year round.
Pembrey country park is a 20-minute drive away. This is an Award-winning park and beach in Carmarthenshire, set inside 500 acres of Green Flag-awarded woodlands, alongside a Blue Flag-awarded eight miles of golden sands. You can also enjoy a dry ski slope, toboggan ride, crazy golf, train rides, an adventure play area, and a variety of nature trails.
If you are looking for a little more adventure, within a 30-minute drive you have access to Wales' largest theme park Oakwood.
Elsewhere, the kids can meet enchanting animals at Manor Wildlife Park and Folly Farm which again are approx 30 minutes away by car.
Nearest supermarket-
There is a Co Op opposite. You can also walk to Tesco through the nature reserve and allotments. Alternatively, you can get there by car within about 5 minutes.
There is also a Morrisons supermarket which is a 10 minute drive away.

Parking-
There is space for one car on the driveway with paid parking in town.
Train-
The nearest train station is In Carmarthen, a 10-minute walk from the property.
Bus-
Carmarthen bus station is located in Blue Street; the postcode is SA31 3LQ. This is a 10-minute walk from the property.
Walking-
There is a wonderful walk behind the property for any dogs staying with you. Carmarthen town can be accessed on foot within 10 minutes where there is a range of shops, restaurants, cafes and a cinema.