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Want to give your children a great day out? With its stunning landscapes and diverse attractions, Pembrokeshire is a fantastic destination for family fun. From interactive wildlife experiences to thrilling adventure parks, there’s something for every member of the family. Here are some must-visit spots for a memorable day out in Pembrokeshire.

Easter in West Wales is a time of tradition, renewal, and community, with customs that have been passed down for generations. Across Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, and Carmarthenshire, locals have long celebrated Easter with a mix of religious rituals, seasonal festivities, and fascinating folklore. From sunrise celebrations on Welsh mountains to the age-old custom of Making Christ’s Bed, here’s a look at some of the most intriguing Easter traditions in Wales.

Carmarthen, the county town of Carmarthenshire, is thought to be the oldest town in Wales. Located on the River Tywi, the area has an intriguing Roman past as well as connections to the legendary magician Merlin, imbuing it with a rich heritage and plenty to explore. Along with its historical and cultural significance, the town offers a vibrant atmosphere with modern conveniences and attractions. It’s a lovely base for all...

West Wales is famously known for its stunning countryside views and beautiful sandy beaches… but that’s not all. With West Wales quickly becoming one of the top spots for a family holiday, we need to cater to all. So this is where the family fun days begin. We’ll take you through some of our favourite spots within Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire that are fun for the whole family.

At West Wales Holiday Cottages, we take pride in offering exceptional stays, and in 2024, many of our cottages received glowing reviews from delighted guests. In recognition of their outstanding hospitality, comfort, and guest experience, we are proud to present the Croeso Cynnes Award to properties that have achieved 4.5-star ratings and above. This award is a testament to the dedication of our owners, and we’re thrilled to showcase these award-winning cottages—a huge congratulations to them all! 🎉

From days at the beach to important heritage sites, everyone in the family is sure to enjoy these dog-friendly attractions across West Wales.

Discover what’s so special about all of the beaches in West Wales that can claim a Blue Flag award – currently, there are 15!

Maybe we are a little biased, but we think Christmas in West Wales is the perfect place to make unforgettable memories. Enjoy a long walk on the beach wrapped up warm and then return to snuggle up beside the fire to warm up. Throughout Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, you will find fun for the whole family this festive season. So let us take you through some of our favourite things...

Delve into the intriguing Welsh wedding traditions of the past & present, including bouquet customs, superstitions & matrimonial predictions.

The red dragon, the daffodil and the leek have all become iconic symbols of Wales & Welshness. Learn more about these emblems & the other things Wales is known for.