Other attractions include The Dylan Thomas Boat House and Pembrey Country
Park. Dylan Thomas was one of the greatest writers from Wales and although
he was born in Swansea his family roots were in Carmarthenshire and it was
this county that provided him with a constant source of inspiration. He
lived at the Boathouse for the last four years of his life during which
time many major pieces of work were written - including Under Milk Wood.
For 
the
Golf enthusiasts there are a number of
first class Golf Courses including Garnant Park, Glynhir Golf Club in Llandybie,
Ammanford, the 100 year old Royal Ashburnham located at Burry Port, Glyn
Abbey Golf Club opened in just 1992, Carmarthen Golf Club located 4 miles
outside Carmarthen, and Derllys Court, a shorter 18 hole par 70 pay and
play course.
Fishing enthusiasts have the pick of classic rivers like the Teifi, Tywi
and Cothi renowned for their salmon and sea-trout, while sea anglers can
cast off from almost anywhere along the coast and enjoy excellent bass fishing.
There is also a wide range of more strenuous outdoor activities available
from orienteering, abseiling,
canoeing, and horse
riding. The Marros Riding Centre at Pendine caters for beach
rides, Hacks and Mountain rides.
Our family Holiday Parks offer you a wide range of self-catering family
caravan holiday home accommodation, with a great choice of Park facilities
and entertainment for every member of the family to enjoy!
Most of our caravan holiday parks provide plenty of entertainment with things
to do for all the family including fishing, golf, horse riding, indoor and
outdoor heated swimming pools, games rooms with snooker and table tennis
and evening entertainment to round off the day.
National Park. Peaceful seaside villages and ancient Castles
abound in this magnificent area central for West Wales. Visit Carmarthenshire's
beautiful seashores and estuaries from Pembrey across the
Three Rivers Estuary, to Laugharne and Pendine Sands, you won't want to
leave. Enjoy the scenic views and fresh air from some of Carmarthenshires
wonderful walks. Follow trails through
the spectacular Carmarthenshire countryside. Or take a step back in time
and visit the county's most celebrated legacies... its castles. Visit Carreg
Cennen Castle and discover one of the most spectacularly sited welsh castles
and enjoy the spell binding views. Or visit the mighty and imposing monument
of Kidwelly Castel. A beautiful example of castle development. Carmarthen
Castle, Newcastle Emlyn Castle, Llandovery Castle, Llansteffan Castle, or
Laugharne Castle, although Laurgharne is most renowned for its associations
with Dylan Thomas the picturesque castle is well worth a visit. 