Mountains, golden beaches and racing come together the unique village of Pembrey in south Wales. The village is home to just less than 4,000 people and welcomes visitors all year round, offering great access to the picturesque Carmarthen Bay and nearby Llanelli.

Pembrey Circuit is the National Motorsport Centre of Wales and attracts some of the world’s best racing drivers and motorbike racers to events each year. Pembrey even has its own airport, though it is used for private, corporate and military aircraft rather than commercial planes.

Human history in the Pembrey area can be traced back to around 400BC thanks to a number of Iron Age hill forts in the area. Other historic artifacts uncovered at Pembrey include Roman pottery and a Norman motte-and-bailey castle close to the village square.
Pembrey has a number of self-catering holiday cottages to accommodate visitors, many of whom come to use Pembrey’s outstanding sports facilities. Pembrey Burrows and the Cefn Sidan beach have been developed to include an artificial ski centre with tobogganing, mountain walks and picnics, land sailing, kite buggying and kite boarding.