A historic centre near the sea, a holiday in Kidwelly offers
plenty of things to see and do. Browse a selection of self-catering
cottages in Kidwelly and find your next home from home.
Uncover the history and hidden gems of Kidwelly
The town is an ancient one, with the first written reference
dating back to the 9th century. Kidwelly plays host to a Norman
church and a well-preserved castle, built in the 13th century by
Edward I Longshanks. Close to the castle is Maes Gwenllian, a field
famous for being the site of the battle between Princess Gwenllian
of Deheubarth's rebellion and subsequent beheading. There are
plenty of other historic places to visit around Kidwelly, follow
the black cat trail and uncover even more hidden gems.
Kidwelly lies above Camarthen Bay, on the banks of the River
Gwendraeth, just 10 miles from Llanelli.
Ideally located for exploring the
Pembrokeshire Coast, the Brecon
Beacons and the Gower
Peninsula, a holiday cottage in Kidwelly makes the perfect base
for touring the West of Wales.