The county of Carmarthenshire, Wales

National Botanic Garden of Wales

The beautiful county of Carmarthenshire is situated on the south coast of Wales with Swansea to the south, Powys to the east, Ceredigion to the north and Pembrokeshire to the west.

Carmarthenshire has everything to offer the domestic or overseas tourist with lush fertile countryside and a splendid coastline with long sandy beaches. Wales has a plethora of castles, historic attractions and heritage sites and Carmarthenshire is certainly no exception with Carnarthen Castle, Carreg Cennen Castle, Laugharne Castle, Dinefwr, Dryslwyn Castleall awaiting your visit.

Any trip to Carmarthenshire would not be complete without a trip The National Botanic Garden of Wales - the first national botanic garden created in the new millennium and opened by HRH The Prince of Wales .

The Great Glasshouse with the largest single span glasshouse in the world is a wonder to behold and for that reason is on a shortlist for 'The Seven Wonders of Wales'. There are 150 acres of gardens including Garden Lakes, a Japanese Garden, Organic Farm, Woods of the World, Plant Sales, Apothecaries Garden, Science Centre and, quite frankly, a list far too long to mention but an absolute must upon your visit to Carmarthenshire.

Where to stay and things to do in Carmarthenshire

Hotels | Bed and Breakfast | Places to Visit | Gardens | Castles | Tourist Information Centres | Carmarthenshire Towns

Selected Carmarthenshire hotels - Please Refresh for another random Hotel list

Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen
Stradey Park Hotel, Carmarthenshire
Gwenllian Court Hotel, Kidwelly
The Emlyn Arms Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn
The Plough Hotel, Llandeilo
Three Rivers Hotel & Spa, Ferryside, Carmarthen
Hurst House Welsh Tourist Board Rated, Nr Carmathen
Ashburnham Hotel, Llanelli
Morfa Bay Adventure B+B, Carmarthen
The Greenbridge Inn, Pendine (Nr Carmarthen)

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Explore Carmarthenshire Towns

Llanwrda | Carmarthen | Carmarthenshire | Kidwelly | Laugharne | Laugharne (nr Carmarthen)* | Llanarthne | Llandeilo | Llandovery | Llandybie (nr Ammanford) | Llanelli | Llangathen | Newcastle Emlyn | Nr Carmathen | Pendine (Nr Carmarthen) |

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