Phil Bennett OBE

Phil Bennett OBE's gallery sits in Carmarthenshire, just outside Burry Port, celebrating one of Welsh rugby's greatest sons. If you're not immediately familiar with Bennett, he was a fly-half who captained Wales and the British Lions in the 1970s - proper legend status in these parts. The gallery itself charts his playing career through photographs, memorabilia, and match footage, giving you a real sense of what made him such a pivotal figure during Welsh rugby's golden era.

It's honestly worth a stop if you've got any interest in rugby history or Welsh sporting heritage. You won't need more than an hour here unless you're genuinely keen on the period, and it works well as a diversion whilst touring the caravan parks scattered around the area - Shoreline and Gateway Resort are both within a few miles. The gallery gives context to the region's cultural identity in a way that typical seaside attractions don't quite manage.

Practical details are a bit thin on the ground - you'll want to ring ahead or check locally in Burry Port before making the journey, as opening hours aren't widely advertised online. It's the sort of place that rewards curiosity rather than casual passing trade, and families with rugby-daft teenagers will get far more from it than younger kids. The Carmarthenshire coast has plenty of other attractions to string together a decent few days - Pembrey Country Park caravan site is nearby if you want to base yourself here for a longer stay.