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Last night the high tide resulted in sea reaching as far as the entrance of the Cross inn - furthest business at The Grist in Laugharne and roads were closed. This morning at was much calmer, but again the car park was filled with sea water and the normal grassland and footpath to the Dylan Thomas boathouse was underwater. These photos show a very different picture of the centre of Laugharne a 10 ...

https://vimeo.com/857065754 Fancy a short break and our reduced prices  until the end of March 2024 but not sure what there is to do here, watch the short video about Carmarthenshire and look at the plethora of activities in the region and further afield from the links on this website. Enjoy cold evenings snuggled in the warmth on our reclining sofas, watching TV, reading or playing board games, ...

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How lucky we have been with so many of our guests staying at the Cwtch at Forge cottage this year. The last month has been fully booked and hearing the exploits of the last people was amazing, as to how much they packed in to 14 days, visiting St Davids, Cardiff, Tenby, Colby Gardens, Kidwelly Castle, Laugharne Castle, St Martins church and many more local areas.  Due to changes in Welsh regulatio...

Laugharne open weekend - once a year many of the local attractions open their doors free to the public. The Museum of Speed, newly opened this autumn has "Babs" the land speed record car, which was buried for many years in the sand following the death of it's driver Parry Thomas competing in a land speed record. Its not just cars but   a Penny Farthing, Sunbeam and Douglas motorbikes and informati...

This has personally been a very challenging year for us, but it has been made easier due to our guests. We have loved hearing how they have spent their time in the area. The spring key event the Laugharne Weekend has generated bookings each year prior to an official announcement of dates. sorry it's booked for 2024, assuming our guests have the correct dates! Our previous guests have recounted the...
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