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Discover a safe haven of wide-open spaces bursting with wetland nature. From charismatic resident species, like kingfishers and egrets, to seasonal arrivals - there is always something new to experience.
See some of the most endangered ducks, swans and geese in the world, and meet our fabulous flock of coral-pink Caribbean flamingos - you can’t miss them!
Fill your lungs with fresh air and get ready to explore our extraordinary wetland paradise, whatever the weather. With peaceful wetland hideouts and all kinds of habitats and species of wildlife to discover, a trip to WWT Llanelli truly is a feast for all of the senses.
For energetic adventurers, we have got everything you need for an unforgettable day out. Den building, Swan's Nest Maze, Watervole City, and lots of outdoor play areas for all ages.
This year, you can also reimagine the wonder of wetlands and nature through the eyes of the UK's best-loved illustrator. Drawn to Water: Quentin Blake at WWT is an exciting year- long partnership with a new trail map for every season. Collect an illustrated guide full of Quentin Blake's drawings and discover the joys of our wonderful wetland world throughout the seasons.
The paths and walkways that span our 500-acre site are wide and flat, with the vast majority suitable for buggies, wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Where a path is unsuitable for wheels, alternative routes are given. We have a mobility scooter available to hire, so please call ahead to reserve it. There is a small charge for hire to cover our maintenance costs.
Pricing please direct to website: https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/llanelli/plan- your-visit/prices/
WWT Llanelli lies on the northern shore of the Burry Inlet facing the Gower Peninsula, and is off the A484 and B4304 to Swansea.
To find us follow the brown duck signs off the M4 exiting at junction 47 or 48.
The town’s main train station is Llanelli, approximately two miles away. It's a pleasant 40- minute walk or 15-minute cycle, and Llanelli's brilliant and beautiful coastal path is a scenic and eco-friendly way to reach us.
Alternatively, a taxi takes around 10 minutes. We are not affiliated with any local taxi companies and recommend that you do your research and choose a reputable company before booking a taxi. We cannot be held responsible for any incidents that may occur while using a local taxi company.
From Llanelli Bus Station, you can catch the 110 or 111 bus towards Swansea for a ten- minute ride to nearby Llwynhendy. If you get off at The Joiners Arms pub, it’s then a 25- minute walk to us.
To help you plan your journey, please contact First Cymru on 0345 646 0707.
There are currently no direct buses to our centre. If you would like to show your support for better public transport links to our centre, please email us.
* Open daily from 9:30 am – 5 pm.
The last admission at 4 pm.
Open 363 days of the year, only closing for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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