West Wales

Tenby

Tenby in Pembrokeshire is an idyllic seaside town and harbour steeped in ancient history. Famous for its 13th-century medieval stone walls and long sandy beaches. You have to include Castle Beach on your ‘things to do’ list! It’s a cliff backed sandy beach with the ruins of Tenby Castle rising high on a headland - simply spectacular.

Oakwood Theme Park

Located in the heart of West Wales, Wales’ largest theme park has something for the whole family. There are high-adrenaline rollercoasters, rides suitable for toddlers and young children and even a free dog kennel (we did say the whole family!).

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

A visit to West Wales wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Take a walk along the Wales Coast Path which stretches out for 189 miles along the whole coast.

Explore the beautiful beaches, soak up the spectacular cliff-top views, learn about the wildlife and history of the region. Plus, as well as walking, there are many coastal activities to get your adrenaline juices flowing, including surfing, coasteering and sailing.

Amroth Beach

This sandy beach is great for a family day out. It has free parking on the beach front. There's a tea room, ice cream parlour, beachfront pubs, restaurants, and great gift shops.

The beach has some of the best rock pools in West Wales, to keep the children entertained for hours with crabbing. Feeling energetic? Why not walk along to Wisemans bridge via the coastal walk and a refreshing drink on the beachfront pub and then carry on through the tunnels to poppit sands and Saundersfoot!!

Carmarthen

Carmarthen, sometimes referred to as the Garden of Wales, is home to many fabulous attractions including the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Carmarthen Castle, a newly built shopping centre, a multi-screen cinema and a newly built bowling alley to name but a few.