3 Best Places To Visit in Carmarthenshire, UK

We strolled around the gorgeous picturesque town of Laugharne and followed the directions to Dylan Thomas’ Boathouse. We were blessed with beautiful weather and decided to sit outside on the terrace. The view is spectacular and the little lunch we had was very very pleasant! A soup, a sandwich and, of course, a Welsh Rarebit: utterly delicious. The staff is super friendly and the whole experience is definitely worth a visit here!

The Dylan Thomas Boathouse is an enchanting museum that boasts a lovely café with breathtaking sea views, perfectly reflecting the essence of Thomas' life. Inside, you'll find several rooms filled with interesting exhibits and plenty of options for purchasing souvenirs and books. The staff members are quick to assist with any inquiries and possess a wealth of knowledge on various subjects. I had a delightful conversation with one team member who shared my research interests, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

Lovely spot to visit. The staff are lovely and the tea room has delicious scones and vegetable soup. For parking, find a spot on a side road off the main road or try one of the public car parks. A lovely coastal walk trail to get there from the castle too.

Great museum telling the story of wool processing, lovely to see most if the staff crafting on the job, knitting and crochet... there were volunteers spinning too. Well worth a visit, nice small shop and great friendly cafe. Look out for the kids activities there is a great little book for them to fill in and a card of activity moments. Nice garden full of plants that can be used for natural dying. Lovely picnic area, water wheel, leat system. The village has some super walks look out for the leaflet with the maps of the routes.

Fantastic place, lots of information and machinery to watch. Fantastic staff, so friendly and welcoming. Can't believe it's free to get into. Superb food as well. Lovely shop with lots of beautiful things to buy. Highly recommend, even those on wheelchairs get to access all areas.

Easy to find, free, lots to see - we saw weaving in progress, plenty of parking. Would be good for kids and adults, nice cafe. A highlight in this year's travels. We liked it!