Caerfai

Caerfai is near the city of St. David’s in Pembrokeshire, which is about as far west as you can go in Wales.  It’s way beyond the Western end of the M4 but it’s very well signposted as you get closer.

From the East – Cardiff/Swansea

• Take the M4 West to it’s end at Pont Abraham services and then the A48 to Carmarthen 
• At Carmarthen take the A40 for St. Clears.
• At the St. Clears roundabout take the second exit and stay on the A40 to Haverfordwest.
• St David’s is signposted from here and the road takes you through Newgale and Solva
• On the approach to St. Davids you will pass a Texaco Filling station on your left. At the next roundabout take a left towards Caerfai. Caerfai is about ½ mile from here.  Oriel Y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre is on this junction. 
• Caerfai is approximately 16 miles from Haverfordwest (a drive of approximately 30 minutes).

From the North – Aberystwyth

• Take the A487 to Cardigan and stay on the A478 to Fishguard.
• Pass through Lower Town Fishguard and on to Fishgard Town.
• At the Town Hall roundabout take the first exit (which is a one way system through the town). When you come out of the one way system  (passing the Co-op) turn left on to West Street.
• At the roundabout take the second exit to Goodwick down the hill.
• At the Ferry terminal roundabout (just passed Tesco on your left) take the first exit onto Wern Road (A487) which will take you all the way to St. Davids.
• On the outskirts of St. Davids you will be forced onto a one way system (New Road). Follow this until you hit the junction with the A487. 
• Turn left on to the A487 (away from St. Davids town centre) and at the next roundabout take the third exit (right) to Caerfai which is about ½ mile from here. Oriel Y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre is on this junction.
• Caerfai is approximately 16 miles from Fishguard (a drive of approximately 26 minutes)