Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary C.I.C, Sir Benfro

Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary C.I.C

Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary is a secluded getaway in Whitland (Welsh name Hendy-Gwyn) on the western edge of Carmarthenshire, near the border with Pembrokeshire.

Why Book a Stay at Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary?

The farm is wonderful for all visitors, from couples seeking an isolated break in a beautiful part of Wales to families looking to enjoy nature while keeping the kids entertained. You’ll find farm animals on site, like sheep, alpacas, donkeys, pigs, chickens, and ponies. You can also visit the on-site Wonky Donkey Café, which has outdoor seating, to enjoy the farm atmosphere on this beautiful site.

Things To Do During a Stay at Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary

The small town of Whitland is 2 miles away from Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary and is famous for its bonds with Welsh king ‘Hywel Dda’ or ‘Howell the Good, who ruled most of Wales once and is known for instilling an early traditional Welsh legal system.

The river Taf runs through this town of less than 2500 residents and empties into Carmarthen Bay at Llandilo-abercowin, 14 miles from Llwyngwyddel Farm Animal Sanctuary. Narberth Museum is around 5 miles from this site and is home to the Women of West Wales exhibition, showcasing the history of women from this area. The museum also has an independent bookshop and an on-site coffee shop.

Be sure to look out for any events during your visit to Whitland. The beautiful Velfrey vineyard is less than a mile from the site. Established in 2016, it produces award-winning sparkling wine, offers guided tours and tastings, and Welsh cheese and charcuterie.