Whether you're after a gentle introduction or mind-blowing adrenalin rush, you've come to the right place. TYF Adventure is based in historic St. Davids in the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in SW Wales.
We specialise in professional stimulating guided tours throughout the county of Carmarthenshire the Garden of Wales. Our tours are designed for individuals or small groups, up to a maximum of seven persons.
The Vale of Rheidol Railway is one of the Great Little Trains of Wales and was the last steam railway owned by British Rail until it was privatised in 1989.
Walking in Pembrokeshire has never been so easy. Whether you are a resident or a visitor, our County has plenty to offer, from dramatic coastline to spectacular countryside.
Throughout history falconry has inspired and fascinated people, the ability to work in harmony with hawks and falcons, the true masters of the skies.
Falconry days and falconry gift tokens available.
We offer RYA courses in sailing, windsurfing, and powerboating, as well as courses in surfing, and kayaking. We have a course to suit everyone; individuals, couples, groups of friends, corporate and children's groups.
West Wales Arts Centre was founded in 1987 and has established a fine reputation for introducing exciting contemporary painting and sculpture by established and emerging artists.
West Wales Dive Company is an award winning 5 star facility offering recreational snorkelling and scuba diving courses, dive excursions and sea-life boat trips for individuals, families, dive clubs and large groups.
Carmarthenshire is made for biking with wild moorland and mountain rides, undulating rural trails, rocky bridleways, endless forest roads and singletrack, loads of old drovers' roads and long since used footpaths, beautiful green lanes.
White Water Consultancy are the UK's premier supplier of specialist Canoe, Kayak and Equipment located in West Wales.
Available for Hire: Canoes, Sit On Kayaks, Touring Kayaks, and Whitewater Kayaks.
Collecting 'food for free' is the sexy way to go now but it wasn't too long ago that people who collected wild foods were considered to be hippyish crackpots.
