
National Waterfront Museum
Discover 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation beside Swansea Marina.

Curated guide
Selected businesses, local expertise and places worth knowing across West Wales.
46 featured businesses

Discover 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation beside Swansea Marina.

A remarkable castle, restored tidal mill and millpond walk in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

A welcoming wetland reserve for wildlife watching, family discovery and time outdoors.

A family attraction near Tenby combining a zoo, farm, fairground and indoor play.

Outdoor and indoor activities for families and groups near Tenby.

Gardens, restored parkland and plant collections in the Tywi Valley.

A heritage railway experience through the Carmarthenshire countryside.

A historic castle, Regency house and gardens overlooking the River Teifi.

A heritage steam railway linking Aberystwyth with Devil's Bridge.

A family visitor attraction exploring mining history, stories and underground adventures.

A major medieval castle beside the millpond in the heart of Pembroke.

A wildlife park near Tenby with walk-through animal experiences and family play.

An indoor trampoline park, soft-play centre and café near Haverfordwest.

A National Trust coastal estate of beaches, lakes, woodland and walking routes.

Historic gardens, exhibitions and a restored mansion in the Tywi Valley.

Woodland, coast, activities and camping beside Cefn Sidan beach.

A National Trust estate with Newton House, parkland, deer and castle ruins.
A dramatic clifftop castle, farm and tearoom near Llandeilo.

A Georgian villa, working farm, walled garden and parkland near Aberaeron.

A forest destination known for red kite feeding and waymarked outdoor trails.

Waterfall walks and three historic bridges in the Cambrian Mountains.
A coastal farm park overlooking Cardigan Island near Gwbert.

A family adventure farm with animals, play areas and woodland trails near Haverfordwest.
A working farm, nature reserve and visitor centre devoted to insects, wildlife and food.

A historic castle surrounded by 50 acres of gardens in central Pembrokeshire.

A narrow-gauge heritage railway and family attraction in the Teifi Valley.

A nature reserve, conservation centre and rural learning venue near Lampeter.

A tropical butterfly house and biodiversity charity in the Rheidol Valley.

Private guided tours into the Cambrian Mountains from the Aberystwyth area.
A marine conservation charity and visitor aquarium based at the Ocean Lab in Goodwick.

A Victorian manor, country park and museum set in the Pembrokeshire countryside.

A traditional working farm and visitor attraction devoted to Shire horses near Crymych.

A community-focused ten-pin bowling, arcade and food venue in Johnstown, Carmarthen.
The Llanelli home of Scarlets rugby and a flexible West Wales events venue.

A New Quay visitor centre focused on Cardigan Bay's dolphins, porpoises, seals and marine conservation.
A family farm attraction with animals, play and outdoor activities near Llanrhystud.

A historic funicular carrying visitors from Aberystwyth promenade to Constitution Hill.

A marina-side destination for food, shopping, activities and events in Milford Haven.

A ten-pin bowling and family entertainment centre at Milford Waterfront.

Carmarthenshire racecourse hosting horse racing, hospitality and special events.
Historic coastal links course at Pembrey welcoming members, visitors and golf breaks.
Cadw-managed medieval castle overlooking Kidwelly and the River Gwendraeth.

Cadw-managed castle and gardens overlooking the Taf estuary in Laugharne.