Activity holidays
and breaks in Carmarthenshire, South Wales, UK - riding, walking,
painting, fishing, bird watching, pottery, golfing, rambling..
RIDING
There is an approved riding centre on the other side of the
river valley, which provides lessons that will suit both adults
and children at all levels of experience. There is also a
riding centre about 5 miles from Glynhir on the Betws Mountain,
offering some fantastic outriding and lessons from a qualified
instructor as well as learning days for children.
RAMBLES
Wander through the surrounding fields and woodlands, with
its abundance of wildlife, or take a more adventurous route
onto the Black Mountain.
PAINTING
Every corner of Glynhir is a picture, where you can sit undisturbed
by the hustle and bustle of life.
FISHING
Spend tranquil hours casting your line into the river Loughor.
Brown trout can be found above the waterfall, and sewin in
the lower reaches. Further afield in Llandeilo is the river
Towy which has excellent fishing.
BIRD
WATCHING
Whether you're a serious ornithologist or just an interested
observer, you'll be surprised at the vast variety of birdlife
found around the local area; red kites, buzzards, grey herons,
nuthatches, wood warblers, and alongside the river, kingfishers
and dippers have made their home.
POTTERY
There is a working pottery on the farm, and you'll see many
of its wares around the place - especially at the dinner table.
You can purchase many items in the Mansion.house.
GOLFING
Glynhir golf club is 500 yards walk from the farm. It lies
in a beautiful park-like situation surrounded by superb views.
The course is a level 6090 yards with an S.S.S. of 70. There
are also some bunkers around to test your skill. There is
a pleasant clubhouse for lunch, snacks and drinks. Reduced
rate green fees available to Glynhir visitors
FURTHER
AFIELD
There are sandy beaches at Carmarthen Bay and the Gower Peninsular,
wildlife parks, rare breeds parks, castles, a gold mine, steam
railways, country parks, caves, livestock markets, woollen
mills and an old fashioned flour mill. We have selected the
following list to give you a taster of the area.
ART
AND CRAFT
There
are a number of very exciting artists in the area as well
as some interesting local craft work.
ATTRACTIONS
Within
an hour of Glynhir are some fascinating and exciting attractions
such as gold mines, country parks and caves.
CASTLES
Wales
is famous for its castles and South West Wales boasts some
of the most spectacular castles in the country.
GARDENS
There
are two of the most famous gardens in Wales within 30 minutes
of Glynhir.
MUSEUMS
From
Speed to Dylan Thomas and from the woollen industry to coalmining,
there are artifacts to suit all.
PUBS
AND RESTAURANTS
Whether
you are after Indian, Chinese, basic pub fare or something
more ecclectic, there are gastronomic delights for all palates.
RAILWAYS
If you fancy meandering
round Wales in either a steam train or a vintage steam locamotive
or just taking in the view on the Heart of Wales line, look
no further.
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