Amroth - village and community in Pembrokeshire, Wales, United Kingdom

Amroth (Welsh: Amroth or Llanrhath) is village and holiday resort in Pembrokeshire.

Understand

Get in

18 miles south west of Carmarthen off the A477

The 351 bus can be used from Pendine, Saundersfoot and Tenby.

Get around

See

• Colby Woodland Garden, near Amroth, SA67 8PP, 51.740716°, -4.669926°, +44 1834 811885, colby@nationaltrust.org.uk.

Do

• Amroth beach, 51.731866°, -4.658811°. Blue Flag beach
• Battlefield Live Pembrokeshire, Amroth Road, Llanteg, 51.756312°, -4.662219°, +44 7777 671301. Open All Year daily. Established since 2009 this attraction offers award-winning laser combat in jungle themed woodland. £18 per person

Buy

Eat

• Amroth Arms, 51.732238°, -4.660093°, +44 1834 812480.
• The New Inn, 51.734278°, -4.647573°.
• The Pirate, 51.73168°, -4.662003°, +44 1834 812757.
• Smugglers Bar and Grill, 51.731839°, -4.663087°, +44 1834 812100.

Drink

Sleep

There are a number of guest houses and caravan holiday parks in the area.

• Amroth Castle, 51.733859°, -4.652073°, +44 1834 813217. A unique and spectacular holiday destination, Amroth Castle occupies spacious, green grounds right where the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park meets the sparkling sands and inviting waters of Amroth Beach. The castle itself is a grand 18th century house built on the site of Amroth's original Norman fortress.
• Mellieha Guest House, Amroth SA67 8NA, 51.733°, -4.665°, +44 1834 811581. Quiet comfy B&B near coast. No children under 12, assistance dogs only. B&B double £100 2020-06-02

Connect

Go next

• Saundersfoot
• Pendine