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Narberth is the Heart of Pembrokeshire - one of the most beautiful counties in Wales.
Pembrokeshire is at the far western tip of Wales and is often known as 'Little England in Wales' due to its many English speaking residents who live south of the Landsker line. Most residents in the north of the county are Welsh speaking.
The Landsker line historically divided the county in two - north and south - along which are a series of castles that protected the county from invading forces.
Narberth is easy to reach by car along the A40 from the end of the M4. Turn left at the Penblwyn roundabout where Narberth is one mile south with easy access and plenty of free parking.
Trains run from Swansea and Cardiff and coaches also come to the town.
Locally the Greenways scheme encourages people to come to Narberth by bicycle as this is so beneficial for the environment.
For more information follow the links below.
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National Travel:
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Reach Narberth by Car
This is a link to the AA website where you can enter your starting point and final destination and find the quickest or shortest route to Narberth.
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Reach Narberth by Train
Here you can enter your home station as start point, Narberth as destination point and your journey will be planned for you.
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Reach Narberth by Coach
Plan your journey by National Express Coaches using this website.
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Flexi Pass system
This site gives details a a Flexi Pass that enables you to travel all over Wales for a one-off ticket purchase. If you are looking to do all your traveling by Public Transport this could be the ticket for you.
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Greenways Holidays
This link gives details of the Greenways Holidays which encourage travel by Public Transport and Bike to help save our environment.
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Narberth Guide 
