Felinfoel

Felinfoel FAQs

What kind of accommodation is this?

This property Caravan is a 12ft wide caravan with one double and one twin bedroom, accommodating up to 6 people.

Does it have a hot tub?

This holiday home does not currently offer a hot tub.

Is this accommodation pet friendly?

Sorry, this accommodation does not allow pets.

How family friendly is this property?

The accommodation Caravan offers family-friendly amenities including an outdoor and indoor swimming pool, a children's play area, and entertainment shows at the complex, making it suitable for families.

Does this accommodation make for a good romantic break?

While the accommodation is more geared towards families and small groups, its proximity to the beach and the scenic surroundings can provide a peaceful setting for a romantic break.

Are travel cots available?

Yes, travel cots are available at an additional cost of £15 each per week or short break.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in and check-out times can vary, it's recommended to confirm these details with the accommodation provider at the time of booking.

What do guests like about this accommodation?

Guests particularly enjoyed the comfortable accommodation, the on-site swimming pools, the proximity to the beach, the family-friendly facilities, and the entertainment shows at the complex.

How to get there

To get to this accommodation, take the M4 motorway towards Swansea, then follow the A484 and A484 towards Kidwelly. The nearest train station is Kidwelly, which is approximately a 5-minute drive from the accommodation. From the station, taxis are readily available to reach the destination.

Top attractions near Felinfoel

1. Pembrey Country Park - Offers 8 miles of golden, Blue Flag award-winning beach, forest walks, and thrilling activities such as a ski slope and toboggan run. Open daily, admission fees apply.
2. Kidwelly Castle - Explore the mighty Kidwelly Castle, a perfect attraction for history enthusiasts. Open daily, admission fees apply.
3. Laugharne - Visit the romantic town of Laugharne, known for its association with Dylan Thomas. Explore the town's literary history and enjoy the scenic surroundings. Open daily, no admission fees.
4. Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway - Take a nostalgic steam train ride through the picturesque Gwendraeth Valley. Open on select days, ticket prices vary.
5. Millennium Coastal Park - Enjoy a leisurely stroll or cycle along the scenic coastal path, offering beautiful views and wildlife spotting opportunities. Open daily, no admission fees.