Anfodd Holidays

It is in the heart of South West Wales and is perfectly situated to explore Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion, the National Parks, Preselli Hills, countless beautiful beaches and numerous local attractions. It is ideal for walkers and cyclists. It is also a good spot for bird watching - Buzzards, Wood Peckers and Red Kites are regular visitors.The cottages have been renovated to a very high standard, whilst retaining striking features such as beams and exposed stone walls. They are both equally comfortable in summer or winter, each has an individual garden area, under floor-heating and wood burning stove. One of the cottages is designed to be disabled friendly. You can book the cottages for a week or a short break. Eco friendly“We believe in being as eco friendly as we can. When we renovated the cottages we recycled as much as possible. The outside window sills are made of slate from the old pig sty and the inside window sills from reclaimed wood. We water the vegetable beds using rain water collected in water butts and we do not use any chemicals pesticides or fertilisers. We ask visitors to separate their waste for recycling and composting”.Caravan and CampingThe campsite is a beautiful green field site on three acres of flat land with both shady and sunny areas. You can have a real camp fire; we will cut out a turf for you and can supply you with logs. There is a drinking water tap, chemical disposal unit, toilet and shower facilities along with two electric hook-ups.It is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certified Site. Full details can be viewed on camping and carvanning club. (site reference 158/193 Anfodd, Whitland.) We welcome caravans, campervans and tents.You could mix and match – book a cottage and your friends/ family could camp. Great for those big get togethers. Price: £12.00 per pitch per night plus £3.00 for an electric hook-upLocal Attractions in Carmarthenshire and PembrokeshireBlaenwaun is perfectly situated in beautiful countryside in the heart of rural west wales, within easy reach of the Preseli Hills, Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire National Park and countless beautiful beaches. The farm is a good spot to relax and watch birds. Buzzards, Wood Peckers and Red Kites are regular visitors to the cottages.Within the village of Blaenwaun is a pub, the Lamb Inn and a children's playground and sports field. There is also great countryside in which to walk or cycle. Walkers and Cyclists can enjoy the Preselli Hills as well as the Coastal Path. We can provide you with useful information and maps to help you plan your trips. The nearby towns of Whitland and St Clears are within easy reach and offer a range of shops. Carmarthen and Narberth are also just a short drive away and offer a wider range of shops. Whitland also has a train station connecting to Milford Haven, Fishguard, Pembroke Dock as well as east towards Llanelli, Swansea and the capital city of Wales, Cardiff. Within half an hour you can also be at the Coast or visiting the many local attractions including Oakwood, Heatherton, Laugharne Castle, Dylan Thomas’s Boathouse and the National Botanical Gardens. For childrenOakwood Theme Park has a variety of thrilling rides and firework displays.Folly Farm in addition to the farm there is a zoo and funfair.Heatherton has a range of activities including golf, go karts, archery, and a rifle range.Blue Lagoon is a fun filled water park full of water flumes, rapids and waves for all the family.Pemberton Chocolate Farm has a tour of the chocolate making, make your own chocolateGwili Steam Railway near CarmarthenStudio Lywyndrain run art taster classes for all the familyCastlesThere are lots of castles including Laugharne Castle, Picton Castle, Kidwelly Castle, Pembroke Castle and Lansteffan Castle. For more information on Castles of Wales visit: CastleWales.comBeachesThere are numerous beaches to visit including - Pendine Sands home of the land speed records and a great spot for kite flying; Poppets Sands near Cardigan; Wiseman’s bridge near Saunderfoot and Tenby with its lush sandy beaches to mention just a few.Honey FarmBrynderi Honey Farm is across the road. You can learn about bees and honey and then buy some honey ice cream, honey and bees waxCultureDylan Thomas’s boathouse at Laugharne; St Davids is the smallest city in the UK with it cathedral.TownsTenby where you catch a boat trip to Caldey Island; Narberth with its galleries, boutiques and delicatessens; Haverfordwest has a Farmers Market every Friday. Cardigan is an old market town and Carmarthen is a short drive away.RestaurantsJabajak Vineyard & Restaurant serves excellent food and is a 10 minute drive awayGardensVisit the National Botanical Gardens, Aberglasney Lost Gardens and Colby Woodland Gardens.Walks and outdoor activitiesHorse riding, fishing, boat trips, cycle tracks, coasteering, kayaking, quad biking are all close by. Walk the coastal path, the Preseli Hills or Breacon Beacons.Adventure ActivitiesComeAndTry offer fun local activities for all abilities. Why not try Clay Shooting, Coasteering, White Water Rafting and much more!Dog FriendlyDetails of dog friendly places can be found at Discover Carmarthenshire.Wild LifeIn addition to watching all the birds that visit the cottages, you can visit the Wetland Centre in Llanelli or take a boat trip from Martin’s Haven to Skomer Island to see the puffins, seals and dolphins.