The Quadrant Shopping Centre is great as it is indoors and with our lovely welsh weather it is nice…read moreto be in from the wet and cold. There are loads and loads of shops in the Quadrant like HMV, Game , W H smiths , Clinton cards and Debenhams. It can get pretty packed out with shoppers at peak times and especially with the run up to christmas. At christmas there is usually a lovely christmas tree with lots of decorations which make it look really nice. The shopping centre always looks clean and tidy and you will always find a cleaner pottering around.

The Quadrant is like many indoor shopping centres across the UK. It mostly houses chain stores like…read moreHMV, Clarks, WHSmiths, Faith and so on and so forth. Shops you find in every town in Britain. The Quadrant itself is quite pleasant though, it has a predominently glass roof which allows it to be very bright and airy inside. There's a gallery cafe which looks out on to the main concourse of the shopping centre which is great for people watching. The bus station also comes out of one end, so finding it is very easy, and also you won't have far to carry bags to get a bus. Or even to get to your car if you choose to park in the NCP which also adjoins the Quadrant. You can also get to Swansea Market via an entrance in the Quadrant. The largest store by far is Debehams, which is a large department store and takes up almost an entire wing of its own. ANECDOTE: I was sick on the doors of Debehams one Christmas as I was shopping for presents and very rapidly came down with a virus. There are public toilets (free) upstairs which are clean and well maintained. The buidling is decorated according to the seasons, and a large Christmas tree is the focus during the winter.

The best place to park if you're visiting the town - it's right next to the beach and harbour and…read morevery close to the town. It's a private car park and costs £2.50 per day with no concessions for people with a disabled badge. A very pleasant man takes the money at the entrance. There are lots of parking spaces and one can usually be found even in summer when the town is overrun by tourists. There's also a very handy postbox at the entrance for those last minute cards to be posted!

There are several large car parks around the town but this is by far the best one because it's…read morefree! Easy to miss though as the others are next to the main road whereas this is nearby but hidden behind some trees. Turn at the traffic lights beside the main car park near the tourist information centre and library and follow the road around into the car park. From here you need to cross the main road at the traffic lights, climb up a steep pathway beside a restaurant, then through a shopping mall on the left (The Willings Passage Mews) to reach the town centre.

The only place to leave your car if you're visiting the beach, it's a 'pay and display' car park…read more(£2 for 2 hours or £3 a day; 2 hours free parking for those with a disabled badge). There are toilets beside the entrance and an ice cream van during the season. From here it's a five minute walk to the lovely beach or, in the opposite direction, to the castle.

A great open-air car park to use when shopping in the town. It's opposite the West End Cafe, close…read moreto the main street and shops and there are plenty of parking places. It's free for three hours for disabled badge users (there are designated bays near the exit) but also very cheap for everyone else - 30p for one hour, 60 for four or only £1 all day!

This is a perfect place to park for the Discovery Centre and the coastal path and literally a…read morestone's throw from the beach too. It's £2.20 for 4 hours, which is the maximum amount of time you can stay, or 3 hours free for those with disabled badges. I recommend parking here, having a snack in Flanagan's Cafe (in the Discovery Centre) and then walking to Sandy Water Park, around the lake and back!

An excellent, large, outdoor, car park just across the street from the town centre (or Wilkinson in…read morethe opposite direction). It is well signed parking area and easy to find (follow the signs when arriving in Ammanford), and there is a covered walkway to the road. The best thing is the 'pay and display' charge: 50p for 4 hours or 70p all day! Free for disabled badge holders (up to 3 hours).

The best place to park when visiting Narberth as it is very close to the town centre which is only…read morea short walk down the hill. It's an outdoor, one level car park with 146 spaces and only 50p for 4 hours (no more than £1 for a whole day). It's usually easy to find a free space.

Only able to find a space for an hour, loads of cars couldn't park at all and had to leave the car…read morepark. The car park was completely full. It's such a shame as it's the second time I've tried to visit Narberth whilst holidaying in the area and there are so many lovely independent shops and nice places to eat. Limited parking is not helping the local businesses. We would have had lunch and probably spend more money, but instead had a mad dash around then back to the car to see cars still unable to park.