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Tourist Accommodation, Places to Stay and Short Breaks in Llanelli
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Llanelli Accommodation
If you are coming for a short break or holiday, choose from our choice of wonderful places to stay in Llanelli for an unforgettable holiday or short break. The town is located on the entrance of River Loughor and is just 10 miles from Swansea and 12 miles from Carmarthen town. Llanelli accommodation will allow you to discover the area in a whole new way.
Llanelli Town
The town has been widely redeveloped after the mining industry declined and features a theatre, contemporary shopping centres, and a beautiful Millennium Coastal Cycle-Path. The Millennium Coastal Cycle Path covers 22 kilometres of coastline on the northern shore of Loughor Estuary and offers a unique selection of leisure facilities, wildlife habitats, and tourist attractions. It is the perfect place for gentle exercise, leisure pastimes, and relaxation.
Locality
The park has a wetlands area, traffic-free cycleways, and a watersports centre. Another popular attraction is Parc y Scarlets, the home of the Llanelli Rugby Club. The stadium has a top-notch training barn, training pitch, and conference and events facilities. Visit the WWT National Wetland Centre in Wales and discover rare wildlife. The centre covers over 450 acres on the Burry inlet and features pools, lagoons, and lakes. It is home to geese, ducks, flamingos, swans, and wild species like little egrets and dragonflies. The centre is home to more than 600 species of birds and some of the species you’ll find here are endangered or rare.
Out and About
Take your family for an action-packed day at the centre and go on a trip to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of the centre and Loughor Estuary. For a quiet day, visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales and see the lakes, superb walks, and historic and futuristic buildings. The garden’s main attraction is the Great Glasshouse, the world’s largest single-span glasshouse. Built like a giant raindrop, the building conserves and protects some of the world’s most endangered plants. Whether you’re here for the rugby, watersports, beautiful countryside, or high-quality accommodation, you’ll find something to take your fancy.
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