📌Burry Port On the Loughor estuary, to the west of Llanelli, lies the port town of Burry Port. In the 1830’s Burry Port Harbour was built to ship coal from the Gwendraeth Valley, and while those days are in the past, today the town retains its reputation as one of Carmarthenshire’s key towns and a great place to visit. Here are some things for you to do during your visit 👇 🚶Millennium Coastal path ⛯ Burry Port Lighthouse 🚲 @bromptonbikes Crazie Crepes Cafe For more inspiration 👉 https://orl

Burry Port lies on the Loughor estuary, and boasts two gorgeous beaches and a bustling harbour built in the 1830’s, designed to ship coal from the Gwendraeth Valley to the world. Today, the town is must visit on a trip to Carmarthenshire. Here are some suggestions for things to do during your visit👇 🌳In June 1928, Amelia Earhart came ashore at Burry Port after a record-breaking flight as the first female to fly across the Atlantic Ocean as a member of a three person crew. The Amelia Earhart Ga

🌟 Celebrating Local Creativity in Burry Port! 🌟 I’m delighted to share some more images and video of the stunning artwork by Jenksart, which was commissioned by Pembrey and Burry Port Town Council to help brighten up the old railway bridge behind the Premier store. This vibrant piece captures some of the iconic images and spirit of Burry Port—a reminder of our proud heritage and the beauty of our community. It’s wonderful to see this once-grey space transformed into something that lifts the ey

What an end to the week! Torrential downpours, thunder and beautiful sunny walks all in one day. Have a lovely weekend, Lisa x | Barkers Dog Walking Services Burry Port

Last Sunday saw this 6pm golden sunset at Porth Tywyn / Burry Port on the Carmarthenshire coast. Who's ready for a summer full of beach sunsets and evening dips? Darganfod Sir Gâr - Discover Carmarthenshire | Wales