Another day another castle and this time we are at Carreg Cennen.
Look at this countryside it's beautiful there's actually a lot of castles in
Wales. In fact, there's over 600, we probably all
live in one. Let's go and have a look around Carreg Cennen.
As you can tell, it's quite a walk to get up here.
Well we found the most important tower, the latrine outlet, basically the back
of the toilet!
This is the Northwest tower and a perfect spot to get my bow and arrow and
attack the people at my front door.
Well in a moment we'll be going down to the cave. Yes this place has got its own
cave!
So we're now gonna enter the cave. I think I'd better get a torch out .
The stones are really wet so I'm gonna put the camera away until I get to wherever I'm
meant to be going. It is rather spooky, it was quite busy earlier but now I
think I'm the only one down here.
That's it, I've made it to the bottom. Mel would be horrified by this trip. It's really dark it's really low. It's about
50 feet maybe a 100 foot down the corridor. It's pitch black
you can actually hire torches from the office, you definitely need one, it is
completely black, look.
See what I mean, but down at the bottom there's graffiti from the 1800's, 1875
So I've just come out of the tunnel. That's likely to happen oh it was really
dark and really wet and slippery definitely worth doing but if you're
claustrophobic or afraid of the dark then maybe not
the place for you. Carreg Cennen, it's not far from the M4 on
the edge of the Brecon Beacons just about Swansea. It's not on the big
tourist trail, but definitely worth a visit. It's really great to explore, towers
the cave, who doesn't love a cave and it's not that busy. £5.50 to get
in so, come on, what's keeping you .