Carmarthenshire Travel Guide

Carmarthen is said to be the oldest town in Wales, and has an incredibly rich history, dating back to pre-Roman times. The county town of Carmarthenshire, it sits on the River Towy, eight miles north of beautiful Carmarthen Bay and its famous beaches. With an abundance of historical sites, an extremely diverse shopping experience, and pubs and restaurants galore, Carmarthen is a place you will remember for a long time after your visit.

Llanelli sits on the River Loughor’s estuary, near the west coast of Wales and in the heart of beautiful Carmarthenshire. Ten miles from Swansea, this picturesque traditional Welsh town was historically a mining town, but more recently has become a popular tourist destination. With a wealth of natural attractions and a rich cultural heritage, it has something to offer every visitor.

Like waterskiing and golf? Get away to secluded Burry Port!

Trip time! Discover the castle, diving and art in Newcastle Emlyn.

Llandeilo is calling! Discover its castle, fishing, gardens and more.

Escape to relaxing Ammanford! Enjoy its mountain views, golf and beaches.