What to do in West Wales??

[gareth h]

Guys
We're having a UK holiday this year (I got p***ed off with driving to the Dordogne), staying in LLansteffan, West Wales, the kids are 9 and 11 and would normally spend the day in and out of the pool so the challenge is going to be keeping them occupied. We've booked surfing lessons for a couple of mornings and wil be taking the mountain bikes, any other suggestions for things to do in that area??
Ta
G

[Bill]

The Gower - Three Cliffs Bay, The Worm's Head (at low tide...)
Afan Argoed for mountain biking.
Clifftop walks on the Pembrokeshire coast around Bosherston.
See if there's anything on at Pembrey.

[hornetrider]

Oakwood is only half an hour away, well worth a visit (although it's no Alton Towers)

[SwanJack]

Your not far from Folly Farm, but Oakwood lesuire park may suit their ages better.

This is supposed to be spectacular

http://www.redkiteswales.co.uk/red_kites_informati...

and not far from here is Carreg Cennin castle, the best in the region IMO.

Fishing trips go from Saudersfoot harbour (half-day Mackerel trips).
Dylan Thomas Boathouse in Laugharne, the land speed museum in Pendine and the National Botanical Gardens.

Edited by SwanJack on Monday 19th July 15:09

[RB26DETT]

Oakwood amusement park.

[Bluebarge]

brecon beacons, dan-yr-ogof caves, tenby and caldey island.

[npe]

If you're talking Tenby, the kids will love Heatherton Activity Park, loads of stuff to do.

www.heatherton.co.uk

[gareth h]

Thanks guys, will take a look at the suggestions.