Getting There and Away

This is a photo of listed building number
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Llandeilo is home to a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line and is a hub for several local bus routes. The town is also well-connected by road, situated on the A483.

By Train:

Llandeilo Railway Station offers services on the Heart of Wales Line, operated by Transport for Wales. Five trains operate daily in each direction from Monday to Saturday, connecting to Swansea southbound and Shrewsbury northbound. Two services run each way on Sundays. A journey from Cardiff Central to Llandeilo, typically with a change in Swansea, takes approximately 2 hours 55 minutes and costs between £15 and £25.

By Bus:

Numerous bus services operate to and from Llandeilo, including routes 280, 281, X13, and X14, among others. Direct buses run between Carmarthen and Llandeilo hourly from Monday to Saturday, with a journey time of around 38 minutes. The X13 service connects Llandeilo with Swansea Bus Station.

By Car:

Llandeilo is accessible via the A483, providing easy connections to the wider road network, including the M4 motorway. Driving from Cardiff to Llandeilo typically takes about 1 hour 16 minutes and can cost between £15 and £23. A council-operated pay-and-display car park is available in the town centre, which sometimes offers free parking on Sundays, and includes EV charging points.

By Air:

The closest airport to Llandeilo is Cardiff Airport (CWL). Travel from Cardiff Airport to Llandeilo can take around 4 hours 16 minutes, with indicative costs between £17 and £25. Other accessible airports include Bristol (BRS), Birmingham (BHX), and Liverpool (LPL). Airport transfer services can be arranged locally.

By Taxi:

Local taxi services are available in Llandeilo, but advance booking is recommended as there is no taxi rank at the train station.