Small with not alot to see, but you can pick up a read here if you are not after something…read morespecific. That said you can order in from the other libraries. Easily found and worth a look.

Ammanford library on Wind street in Ammanford is a relatively new addition to the centre of town…read more It does mean that the library has all the mod cons, and an excellent range of books. Staff are helpful and dont have any problem directing you to the right area (despite probably having been asked the same question countless times) There isnt any parking close to the library which can make it a little difficult but all round it is a much better facility much needed in the Ammanford area

The new library in Ammanford is right in the centre of town just by the traffic lights. It boasts…read moremuch better facilities than the old library and is a welcome addition to the town. As its right in the centre of town there is no parking, the closest place to park is in the co-op pay and display and walk down through the arcade. Staff here are polite and helpful and always willing to show you were books are if you cant find them. The library has internet access and also has a range of cd's and dvds for you to borrow.

Originally built in the 19th century, this was first known as Pembrey New Harbour. The marina…read moreopened in 2004 and the whole area is still being improved as part of the Millennium Coastal Park project. The harbour has commercial (fishing) and pleasure craft. There are pleasant walks around the whole harbour area with great views of the beaches, lighthouse, and across the Loughor Estuary to the Gower Peninsula. (The Millennium Coastal Path also follows the coast in both directions from here.) You can find some memorials around the harbour which commemorate the flight of Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air. In 1928 her seaplane 'Friendship', flown all the way from Newfoundland, landed here and Amelia and her two pilots were welcomed by the people of the town. There is a huge long stay, and a short stay, car park (pay and display) - just follow the signs. It's about the same distance to walk to the town from either. There are public toilets in the long stay car park but they leave something to be desired, having been subjected to a degree of vandalism recently (there are much better toilets at the station).

A small library but perfectly adequate, quite a good selection of books,and if they haven't got…read morewhat you want you can always order online and pick it up from the library. They also have a small amount of computers here which you can book time on to go online - it's free. The only downside is parking nearby, it's on a busy main road and parking bays outside are nearly always full.

A well stocked local library with several computer terminals that can be pre-booked for up to 2…read morehours a day. The local history and the Welsh studies shelves are particularly well stocked with books, video CDs and DVDs. There is also a good selection of audio books. Well worth checking this place out.