Dyfed Removal Company Near Me

Dyfed is a mostly rural area close to the sea and has been around since 1974, where it was established as an administrative area. It comprised of Pembrokeshire, Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, and is surrounded by a long coast on the Irish Sea. In 1996 this was broken up and changed, however the name Dyfed remained for various purposes.

Pembrokeshire is considered one of the safest places to live in Wales, as the surrounding areas in Dyfed afford its residents a relaxed, quiet and peaceful lifestyle. It has been voted one of the best places to live in Wales as it offers tranquility while still being accessible to surrounding areas such as Cardigan and Cenarth.

Get Your Price

We make moving a breeze

By submitting my data I agree to be contacted

Explore Dyfed

Things to do in Dyfed

For things to do in and around Dyfed, there are multiple attractions for both the young and old to enjoy. Take the kiddies to the Clerkenhill Adventure Farm, where they can enjoy numerous swings, slides and fun trails through the spooky woodlands. The Welsh Wildlife Centre is also close by with stunning nature walks as well as a café and reserve to explore and enjoy. You can also saddle up and go horse riding on the Caeiago Horse Trail and feel the rush of the wind in your hair as you gallop along the Welsh Coast.

For a truly spectacular day out make sure you visit the Aberglasney Gardens in Carmarthenshire, datng back to the 18th century. The expansive lawns, garden and Aberglasney House are a sight to behold as you take in the beauty around you. Think greenery, lush walkways, flowers, a pool and even a woodland garden to bring you back to nature.

Schools in Dyfed

There are various schools in and around the Dyfed area, catering to students needs from nursery level to high school. You would need to hop on a train or a bus to attend most of these institutions, however the trips are not long at all.

Some noteworthy schools to mention are the Llechyfedach C.P School, Cefneithin Primary School as well as the Tycroes School to name a few.

Carmarthenshire, which is a stone’s throw away, also offers both state schools for primary and high school; and independent schools as well as special schools for those in need of that option.

Looking to make the move to Dyfed

Local Suburbs Nearby:

Local Places Nearby: