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Laugharne is a quaint town in Carmarthenshire. It is set along the River Taf and is just a stone’s throw away from the seaside, offering easy access to the coast and a range of natural landscapes. It is best known for its historic architecture, quaint independent shops, pubs, and medieval ruins. The town was once the home of famed Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas, and you can visit his former residence and writing quarters during your holiday here. Go for walks along the river and seaside, browse the historic sights, and enjoy delicious dinners at the restaurants in the town. A holiday in Laugharne promises tranquillity and relaxation to all who visit.
A cosy cottage in LaugharneRelax near the seaside with a cosy cottage in Laugharne. The quaint town boasts an impressive selection of cottages, offering a little something for every type of traveller. Stay in a cottage tucked away in nature with stunning views of the river and surrounding countryside. Opt for a cottage with a large garden where you can enjoy a quiet, peaceful holiday with plenty of privacy. Stay in a cottage near the town centre just steps away from shops, restaurants, and cafés. Oversized cottages are available for families, while couples can opt for smaller, romantic options. With so many excellent cottage options to choose from in Laugharne, you’ll be sure to find one suited perfectly to your preferences.
Travellers and activities
Laugharne is an excellent holiday destination choice for families of all ages. Families with children should make a day trip over to Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo. This adventure park boasts a wide range of funfair rides, games, and play park areas. There are over 20 species of exotic and farmyard animals to visit here, including lions, giraffes, giant tortoises, ponies, monkeys, and more! [/p][strong]Laugharne for nature enthusiasts
The peaceful and rural town of Laugharne is a haven for nature lovers. Go for walks in the nature preserve of Gwarchodfa Natur Morfa Berwig, where you can enjoy walks through the woodlands surrounded by wildlife and views of the sea. Also, do the Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk in Salt House Farm where you can enjoy a long, leisurely stroll paired with tranquil scenery and spectacular views of your surroundings.
The famed Welsh poet Dylan Thomas lived in the town of Laugharne from 1949 until his death in 1953.
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The ruins of this picturesque medieval castle are surrounded by vibrant gardens and the Taf estuary. The fortress is home to a vast history and was once frequented by renowned writer and poet, Dylan Thomas. Built in the 1100s, much of the castle is in ruins, but you can still enjoy strolling around the stunning grounds. You have to make a booking in advance to do a tour of this lovely castle, and don’t forget to go for a leisurely walk along the river afterwards!
2. Visit the cliffside ruins of Llansteffan CastleThis privately owned 12th-century castle overlooks a picturesque stretch of unspoiled countryside and the River Tywi in Carmarthen Bay. Spend a bit of time exploring the castle and admiring the spectacular views of the ocean from here. There are some cafés, ice cream stalls, and fish and chips kiosks to eat at if you start to feel peckish during your visit.
3. Browse the museum and former writing quarters of Dylan ThomasThe Boathouse, also known as the Dylan Thomas Writing Shed, is the former residence of famed poet Dylan Thomas. The house sits in a stunning location overlooking the Taf estuary and is the setting where many of his best works came to life. The home has been transformed into a museum where you can browse exhibits detailing his life and work. There’s also an art gallery and a tearoom here.
4. Visit a historic churchSt Martin’s Church is a lovely historic church with stunning landscaped gardens. Here you can visit the grave sites of Dylan Thomas and his wife. Stroll around the tranquil, atmospheric church grounds, which boast lovely scenery of the surrounding countryside.
5. Walk along the endless sandy shoreline of Pendine SandsThe nearby Pendine Sands beach boasts a 7-mile-long stretch of golden sandy shoreline. The coastal scenery from here is breathtaking. Stroll, swim, sunbathe, or build a sandcastle during your visit here. There are numerous dining options nearby.
6. Watch the sunrise at Scott’s BayThe unspoiled sandy shoreline of Scott’s Bay boasts breathtaking scenery and salty sweet ocean air. It’s a lovely place to watch the sunset or to go for a long, relaxing walk along the sands.
7. Dine at the best spots in the townDuring a holiday in Laugharne, you’ll have plenty of great dining options to choose from. For an upscale dinner or lunch, dine at Arthur’s, which serves traditional British fare alongside 5-star service. The fish and seafood here is incredibly fresh, and the sandwiches are top-tier. For a family-friendly environment, go to The Carpenters Arms, which offers comfort pub cuisine in a warm, casual environment. Enjoy huge portions of food and gluten-free options!
Information about cottages in Laugharne
🏡 Cottages available: | 26 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -30%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £41. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 18 properties. |
📶 For workation: | 96% of the properties. |
👩👩👧👦 For families: | 8% of the properties. |