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Carmarthen Town
This cosy, clean recently refurbished house is nestled in the market town of Carmarthen. Carmarthen is steeped in history and claims to be the oldest town in Wales. A 5 minute walk down hill will find you in the town centre where there are plenty of places to eat and relax. Take a leisurely stroll down the river Towy or visit the array of shops from local market stalls to high street outlets. By car we are only 10 mins from National Botanic Garden of Wales and around 30 min from the beautiful sea side town of Tenby. Located on a residential street, and although no allocated parking there is always room to park directly outside on the not so busy road. As you walk through the front door; to your left is the spacious kitchen with dining table, easily seating four people. There’s an electric fan oven and hob, fridge freezer and washing machine. Coffee machine, toaster and kettle. We have included everything you would need if you were staying two nights or longer. The living room is a comfortable and pleasant space to relax in, with a 40” smart flat screen tv. Stairs from the living room lead to two bedrooms and a bathroom. The larger bedroom is a very spacious modern space with a double bed, open wardrobe and mirror on the wall. Plenty of room for any additional items such as a cot, even an extra person if arranged! The second bedroom is made up as a twin, again modern and with a cosy feel. Includes open wardrobe and mirror on wall. We also have super fast fibre optic broadband.

The Cabin A secluded, self contained log cabin
The Cabin is a purpose built log cabin with easy access for people with impaired mobility. It is positioned in an isolated private garden of a family owned smallholding. The Cabin looks out over the surrounding country. It has its own secluded private garden and foot access to many acres of local woods and walks. We welcome dogs and they stay for free. But please let us know you are bringing them. We do not accept bookings that include infants or children as we are only insured for adults.

Y Golchdy Cosy stone cottage Carmarthenshire
My place is a former 19th Century cart shed and pony stable and is located on our farm and ideally situated to visit beaches, castles,gardens,forests,Welsh countryside and all south west Wales. You’ll love my place because of the cosiness, unique character, the country location, the high ceilings, and the views. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. Walks along country lanes to unwind and relax straight from the doorstep. Price is based on number of guests.

Hen Stabal Wenallt stand alone barn amazing views
Cosy and welcoming holiday cottage on the outskirts of the market town of Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire. This recently renovated cottage is a former barn located on our peaceful 30 acre small holding - home to sheep, pigs, chickens and even a couple of alpacas! This cottage offers a perfect base if you are looking for a rural break within striking distance of the stunning beaches and countryside of West Wales combined with the convenience of the shops and amenities Carmarthen has to offer.

Beudy at Pentrecelyn - beautful barn with hot tub
This luxurious barn conversion has been thoughtfully renovated to a high standard and boasts a fantastic hot tub and outdoor space, nestled on the outskirts of Carmarthen. * Beautiful rural setting convenient to explore Carmarthenshire yet 5 mins from town centre * Pet Friendly - 2 well behaved dogs welcome at 25 pounds each * Hot Tub available by request at time of booking - charge of £50 for short break or £75 for 4 nights +. Min 48 hours notice required * Open plan living

Nantgaredig Home
The property sits in the most spectacular location in the heart of the beautiful Towy Valley and adjacent to the river in an elevated position with uninterrupted views to the river from a large private balcony with glass balustrades. Just 5 miles from the market town of Carmarthen and the town of Llandeilo and a short drive to many spectacular beaches of Gower and Pembrokeshire. The town of Laugharne, Dylan Thomas’s birthplace with estuary and castle is well worth a visit.

The Dairy - Stone Converted Barn
Spacious barn catering for up to 4 persons (Sorry no pets) Open plan kitchen/dining/living room with 43” smart TV flat screen, fully fitted kitchen with washing machine and dishwasher. One double bedroom with Kingsize bed, 22" TV, with ensuite. Twin bedroom. Family bathroom with bath. Patio area with furniture, courtyard parking. Free Wi-Fi also available in this accommodation. All heating/hot water and electricity is included in your stay. All linens included.

The Garden House
Enchanting holiday home, set in a beautiful garden, on a small holding in a picturesque Carmarthenshire village. Surrounded by rolling hills, the location offers scenic walks, with stunning views- perfect for rest and relaxation. Within 2 minutes walk there is a popular gastro pub. The nearest beach, Pembrey country park and Ffos Las racecourse are 10 minutes drive. Gower, the Brecon Beacons and Tenby are all within a 30-45 minutes drive and make popular day trips.

Log House
Ty Log is a lovely log cabin in a fantastic location close to the Carmarthen coast. The newly built property has been constructed to a high standard, with a focus on ensuring the accommodation is accessible and comfortable for everyone, including wheelchair users. Ty Log overlooks several ponds which attract wildlife including swallows, swifts, ducks, geese, dragon flies, frogs and even an otter visited, all which makes for great entertainment.
Maes Y Grove Cottage
A recently completed barn conversion providing comfortable accommodation for couples in the beautiful Tywi (Towy) Valley, a few miles east of Carmarthen. Maes Y Grove Cottage is one of a pair of properties on a quiet but accessible small holding in a rural area situated between the villages of Llanddarog and Nantgaredig and conveniently situated for the National Botanical Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney Gardens, Llandeilo Town and Carmarthen.

Light and airy studio apartment in Carmarthen town centre - Ty Caer.
Light and airy open plan studio apartment in the centre of Carmarthen town. Full private apartment with separate access. Decorated to a high standard. Ideal location for visiting the best of Wales. It can be noisy , particularly on a Friday or Saturday night because of its central location and proximity to bars. There is a tattoo studio downstairs and a tenant upstairs .

Cozy lodge with hot tub & amazing view
- Private Jacuzzi hot tub - Ample secure off road parking - Free WiFi - Smart TV - Furnished decking area - Use of gas BBQ - Use of bathrobes and slippers - Large spacious rooms - Fully equipped kitchen - All bedding and towels provided - Complimentary wine and chocolates on arrival - Close to the beach - 5 miles away from the market town of Carmarthen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen has welcoming stays throughout the town center and quieter neighborhoods near green spaces. Many visitors choose locations close to the castle, riverside, or lively markets for convenience.
What are the best things to do in Carmarthen with kids?
Exploring local museums, interactive heritage sites, and riverside parks are frequently suggested for children in Carmarthen. Seasonal events and traditional market days also provide engaging activities for families.
What are some of the best things to do in Carmarthen?
Explore Carmarthen Castle’s historic grounds, wander bustling market streets, and visit local museums to learn about the town’s heritage. Outdoor escapes in nearby parks are often suggested for nature lovers.
How is the weather in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen has cool, often damp winters around 37–47°F (3–8°C), and mild, brighter summers near 55–68°F (13–20°C). Rain is common year-round, so waterproof clothing is helpful for exploring.
When is the best time to visit Carmarthen?
Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures between 55–68°F (13–20°C) and bright afternoons. Autumn draws with vivid countryside colors and local harvest festivities.
What are the best places to visit in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen Castle’s historic ruins, bustling market streets, and local museums are among the most popular places to explore. Scenic parks near the town center invite relaxed afternoons outdoors.
What are some hiking trails in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen has scenic riverside trails, woodland footpaths, and routes through nearby country parks. These paths connect visitors to local landscapes, wildlife, and expansive views.
What are some family activities we can do in Carmarthen?
Families in Carmarthen often explore museum exhibits, interactive heritage sites, and outdoor parks for picnics or wildlife viewing. Seasonal festivals and market days are also popular for group activities.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Carmarthen?
Many visitors take day trips to explore coastal beaches, national parks, or historic towns around Carmarthen. These nearby destinations have scenic walks, castles, and local markets reflecting Welsh traditions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Carmarthen?
Pet-friendly stays are available throughout Carmarthen, particularly in areas near green spaces or riverside paths. Many hosts welcome guests traveling with dogs or cats, making outdoor adventures easy to plan.
What are some local tips for visiting Carmarthen?
Explore traditional Welsh markets and sample local produce for a taste of the region’s character. Engage with residents for insight into local history, and consider wandering riverside paths or nearby woodlands for a quiet escape.
What is Carmarthen known for?
Carmarthen is known for its ancient Roman origins, medieval castle ruins, and lively market traditions. The town is also linked to local legends and Welsh folklore, including stories of Merlin.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Carmarthen?
Many find the riverside walks, tucked-away artisan shops, and historic gardens around Carmarthen to be quietly rewarding. Stop by peaceful green spaces or local art galleries for a glimpse into creative traditions.
What are the best foods to try in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen has Welsh classics like cawl, bara brith, and laverbread, along with locally crafted cheeses and fresh breads. Many visitors enjoy traditional roast lamb and desserts made with regional fruit.
What should I bring for a trip to Carmarthen?
Carmarthen has cool and occasionally rainy weather throughout the year, so pack layered clothing and a waterproof jacket. Comfortable walking shoes are useful for exploring town streets and countryside trails, and a camera captures scenic river views.
What is the nightlife in Carmarthen like?
Nightlife in Carmarthen centers on traditional pubs, casual bars, and occasional live music venues found around the town center. Locally brewed ales and a relaxed pace characterize evenings here.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Carmarthen?
Carmarthen frequently hosts agricultural shows in summer, traditional Welsh music and food festivals, and local arts fairs. These gatherings highlight regional crafts and cultural heritage.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Carmarthen?
Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found across Carmarthen, from central neighborhoods to quieter areas near green spaces. Many homes feature amenities that suit travelers with children.
Destinations to explore
- Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
- Cardigan Bay
- Bike Park Wales
- Mumbles Beach
- Three Cliffs Bay
- Langland Bay
- Skanda Vale Temple
- Barafundle Bay
- Poppit Sands Beach
- Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
- Zip World Tower
- Skomer Island
- Oldwalls Gower
- Whitesands Bay
- Oxwich Bay Beach
- Aberdyfi Beach
- Tenby South Beach
- Putsborough Beach
- Newgale Beach
- Pembroke Castle
- Newton Beach - Porthcawl
- Newport Links Golf Club
- Waterfall Country





