The Stables at Pantyfer
Holiday Cottage to rent near Llandovery, Carmarthenshire

Local Attractions and Location

Map

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Directions

Pantyfer is off the A40 Llandeilo to Llandovery road.

• If you are coming from Llandovery towards Llandeilo, go past the A482 to Llanwrda and Lampeter on your right. Take the turning for Llansadwrn which is about 1½ miles further on, on the right.

• If you are coming from Llandeilo, go past Daly’s Restaurant on your right and then straight over the Llangadog roundabout. Take the turning for Llansadwrn which is 1 - 1½ miles further on, on the left.

Having taken the Llansadwrn turning, take the first turning left (i.e. do not go into Llansadwrn village).

Go down the hill and up the other side. Go past two turnings on the left – the first is unmarked, the second is to Taliaris. We are the next track on the right past the Taliaris turning.

Our track has the names AWELDEG and PANTYFER up at the entrance. Pantyfer is the third house, on the right, through the wooden gate.

Have a safe journey. Looking forward to seeing you.

NB:

• If you want to pick up groceries on your way here, there is a Co-Operative on your left as you leave Llandeilo and there is a Somerfield on your right as you enter Llandovery.

• For those of you who have sat. nav. please use our directions instead. In our experience sat. nav. directs you in from the top of our track, which is not very car-friendly and you approach our gate from the wrong direction to turn into it.

• If your journey brings you across the River Severn please remember that you will need cash with you (just over £5 for a car) for the toll.

Local Attractions

When it comes to things to see and do in the area, you are spoilt for choice. Below is just a selection of some of the things you may want to consider.

	Llandovery Ancient market town with castle ruins on the Drover's Route.
	Llandeilo This charming market town is just ten minutes drive away.
	Llyn Brianne Reservoir A man-made lake amidst pine covered hills, magnificent views with mountain roads.
	Talley Abbey Set in beautiful hills at the head of the Talley Lakes.
	Aberglasney Spectacular gardens set in the beautiful Towy valley, the gardens were lost until recently rediscovered and restored.
	Dinefwr Park and Dinefwr Castle A thousand years of Welsh history set in 450 acres of beautiful parkland with its 9th century castle, and Newton house - a magnificent 17th century residence.
	National Botanical Garden of Wales Home of the world's largest single-span glasshouse.
	Heart of Wales Railway One of the most scenic railway journeys in the UK, the Heart of Wales line runs from Swansea to Shrewsbury. The nearest railway station is at Llandovery.
	Crychan Forest Set in beautiful countryside nestling between the Brecon Beacons and the Cambrian Mountains, this is an ideal place for walkers and cyclists.
	Dolaucothi Gold Mines These unique gold mines are set amid wooded hillsides overlooking the beautiful Cothi Valley.
	Dinas Nature Reserve A 3.5km trail some of it alongside the river Tywi. Goosanders and dippers are resident, with pied flycatchers nesting in woodlands - excellent habitat for many species, Red Kites, Buzzards, Peregrines and Ravens.

Other attractions slightly further afield are:

Caldey Island
Folly Farm
Oakwood Theme Park
Aberaeron
Tenby
Saundersfoot
Kidwelly Castle