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Cartref Dylan Thomas

Ymweld â Chartref Dylan Thomas

Fy nhŷ a ysgwydwyd gan y môr / Ar glogwyn peryglus o greigiau.

Dylan Thomas , Rhagymadrodd

Mae'r cartref oedd cartref olaf bardd enwocaf Cymru, Dylan Thomas, a fu’n byw yno gyda’i deulu am bedair blynedd rhwng 1949 a 1953. Roedd yn lle arbennig iddyn nhw i gyd – cartref teuluol cynnes a hapus. Er bod y Cartref yn fach, mae’r awyrgylch a’r atgofion y mae’n eu dwyn i gof yn aruthrol, gan ddenu ymwelwyr o bob cwr o’r byd.

Y tu thew, fe welwch lawer o bethau sy’n dwyn i gof gyfnod Dylan yno, o’r ystafell fyw glyd ar y llawr gwaelod i ddelweddau ac arteffactau o’i fywyd a’i gyfnod ar y llawr uchaf.

Byddwch yn darganfod stori Dylan a sut y daeth yn enwog (ac yn ddrwg-enwog!), ac yn gweld amrywiaeth o arddangosfeydd a fydd yn eich dod yn nes at ei feddwl creadigol ac anghonfensiynol.

Logo displaying the 'Quality Assured' mark of a Visit Wales attraction. White text on a red background, with a red dragon at the bottom over a white background.
Sicrwydd Ansawdd Croeso Cymru

Oriau agor

Ebrill - Medi

Dydd Iau - Dydd Llun, 10yb i 5yp

Hydref - Mawrth

Dydd Iau - Dydd Llun, 10.30yb i 3yp

Ar gau

Dydd Nadolig, Dydd Gŵyl San Steffan, Dydd Calan

Close-up of a child with bushy, blonde hair looking through a glass pane into Dylan's Writing Shed.

Beth i'w weld

Darganfyddwch straeon Dylan a'i deulu yn ystod eu cyfnod yn Nhalacharn.

Dysgu mwy

Dyma fi’n hapus ac yn ysgrifennu

Dylan Thomas, at Margaret Taylor, Mai 1949

Tocynnau

Mae pob tocyn rydych chi'n ei brynu yn ein cefnogi i drefnu mwy o weithgareddau a digwyddiadau rydych chi'n eu mwynhau.

Tocynnau Dydd

Oedolion: £6.20

Plant (5-18 oed): £3.10

Plant (o dan 5 oed): Am ddim

Myfyrwyr a phobl anabl: £5.70

Gofalwyr: Am ddim

Rydym yn cynnig gostyngiad o 10% ar brisiau'r tocynnau a nodir uchod i deuluoedd neu grwpiau o bedwar unigolyn neu fwy sy'n cyrraedd gyda'i gilydd.

 

Tocynnau ar gyfer Safleoedd Lluosog

Mae ein tocynnau aml-safle yn cynnig nifer diderfyn o ymweliadau â Chartref Dylan Thomas a’n safle chwaer, Amgueddfa Cyflymder yn Pentywyn, am gyfnod o 7 diwrnod o’r diwrnod y cânt eu prynu.

Mae’r ddau safle wedi’u lleoli dim ond ychydig filltiroedd oddi wrth ei gilydd ar hyd Llwybr Arfordir Cymru godidog. Mae cost un tocyn aml-safle yn llai na chyfanswm pris tocynnau dydd unigol ar gyfer y ddau safle. Gwerth gwych!

Oedolion: £10.85

Plant (5-18 oed): £6.00

Myfyrwyr a phobl anabl: £9.80

Aelodau Art Pass

Mae ymwelwyr sydd â National Art Pass dilys yn cael mynediad am ddim i Cartref Dylan Thomas a gostyngiad o 10% yn y Siop Anrhegion ac yn Y Gegin Cartref.

Dangoswch eich cerdyn aelodaeth wrth y ddesg dderbyn i gael eich tocyn am ddim.

Dewch i'n gweld

Cysylltwch â ni

Oes gennych chi unrhyw gwestiynau? Ffoniwch 01267 224696 (yn ystod oriau agor) neu anfonwch e-bost atom yn cofgar@sirgar.gov.uk 

We encourage all visitors to consider sustainable forms of travel to visit the museum

Bus

From Carmarthen

222

Carmarthen to Pendine stops at Brown's Hotel on Market Street in Laugharne twice in the morning and twice in the afternoon. The service runs Mondays to Saturdays (excluding Bank Holidays). From here, proceed along Victoria Street next to the bus stop and turn right along Cliff Road before the entrance to Dylan's Coastal Resort.

From Tenby

351

Tenby to Pendine (via Saundersfoot) stops opposite the main car park for the Museum of Land Speed once in the morning and twice in the afternoon. The service runs Mondays to Saturdays (excluding Bank Holidays). You can change here to the 222 service onto Laugharne, or proceed to the Museum of Land Speed, where you can purchase weekly tickets that offer entry to both the Museum and the Boathouse. These tickets offer unlimited entry to both sites for seven days from the date of purchase and represent excellent value.

Train

Train station

The nearest train station to Laugharne is in Whitland, just off the B4328. Trains stop here regularly from both the Carmarthen and Tenby directions.

By bus from the train station

224

Whitland to Carmarthen stops at the Whitland Railway Station once in the early morning and once in mid-afternoon and runs Mondays to Saturdays (excluding Bank Holidays). 

322

Haverfordwest to Carmarthen stops at both Keefe House and the Whitland Spar - each a 5-minute walk from the train station - once in the morning and twice in the afternoon. The service runs Mondays to Saturdays (excluding Bank Holidays).

By bicycle

Directions

National Cycle Route 4 passes through Laugharne, just a 10 minute walk from the Boathouse, before heading west to Saundersfoot in Pembrokeshire. In the east, Route 4 connects to Carmarthen and the Tywi Valley, where you can visit Carmarthenshire Museum before heading to Llandeilo along the Tywi Valley Path.

A short detour of Route 4 to the west brings you to Pendine and the Museum of Land Speed. You can purchase a multi-site ticket that gives you entry there and to the Boathouse as many times as you like over 7 days.

By car

Directions

The Boathouse is signposted by brown signs from the A40 near St Clears. Turn off at the roundabout if coming from the east or onto the slip road if coming from the west. Then head south along the A4066 to Laugharne. 

Our address is Dylan Thomas Boathouse, Dylan's Walk, Laugharne, SA33 4SD. For SatNavs, use the postcode SA33 4SY.

Parking

View a map of the route to Dylan Thomas Boathouse from Laugharne.

Please be aware that there is no parking at the Boathouse or the Writing Shed. The venue is along the narrow Wales Coastal Path that is unsuitable for vehicles. Please park in Laugharne and follow the blue finger posts directing you to the Boathouse from the town centre or from the Green Banks Car Park.

Access

Parking

There is no parking at the Boathouse and no vehicle access. Please do not attempt to drive along Dylan's Walk.

The nearest public car park is Green Banks Car Park, just off the A4066, adjacent to the marsh. Check the tide timetable for high tides as the car park can get flooded. The postcode for the car park is SA33 4SY.

Getting to the Boathouse

The Boathouse is a 10-15 minute walk from the main public car park and the town centre. Both routes include blue fingerposts directing visitors to us. 

Walking from the town centre or from the public car park is step-free, but both routes include inclines that may be challenging for visitors with disabilities that affect mobility. 

Boathouse Entrance

Access to the Boathouse entrance is via steps only and is not suitable for wheelchair users. There are 40 steps leading down from the entrance gate that adjoins the Wales Coastal Path. 

Once at the Boathouse, there are a further 10 steps down to the tearoom, and 10 steps up to the top floor.

There is no accessible toilet onsite.

Assistance Dogs

We welcome suitably trained assistance dogs. Please read the access guidance below for more information on visiting the Boathouse with an assistance dog.

 

More accessibility information

Stay in touch

Woman with long, straight hair, wearing a white blouse and blue jeans sits on Dylan's chair in his Writing Shed smiling at the camera.

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