Mike & Myra's Llansteffan Guide

Llansteffan has an ancient history. The present castle dates from the 12th century whilst the church also has its roots in Norman times.

Further afield... The market town of Carmarthen is 10 minutes away whilst Llanelli, Swansea, Haverfordwest, Tenby & Pembroke are 40 mins drive. We are an hour from Fishguard.

Nowadays, Llansteffan is well atuned to modern living. However, the area retains a peaceful charm, whether you are watching the tide come in on Llansteffan beach or exploring the National Trust's countryside trails.

The Welsh National Botanic Garden and Dylan Thomas's Boathouse are 20 minutes away. Oakwood Leisure Park & St. David's Cathedral are within easy reach, as are countless ancient Welsh castles.

Llansteffan Castle from the North-West
The neighbouring Pembrokeshire coast and Gower peninsula offer activities from surfing to rock climbing. Horse riding is available close to Llansteffan. The village is also popular for seaside and country walks.
The village has several shops, including a post office, and two pubs, both of which serve hearty food. 'Yr Hen Dafarn' (The Old Tavern), is a further restaurant of some renown, attracting diners from far afield to try its exciting dishes based on local produce.
Llansteffan Church
Church Street
Llansteffan's picturesque setting and friendly welcome make it a popular destination for touring cricket and football teams as well as holidaymakers and day trippers.
Dylan Thomas's Boathouse at Laugharne, from Llansteffan
Village Square

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