Newport is located in the beautiful county of Pembrokeshire, west Wales.

To get there from the M4 (about 2-3 hours from the Severn Crossing):

• Once Carmarthen is reached, take the A40 signposted ‘St Clears’.
• Stay on the A40, past St Clears and Whitland until Penblewyn Roundabout.
• At Penblewyn Roundabout, take the 3^rd exit on to the A478 signposted Clunderwen, Llandissilio and Cardigan.
• Stay on the A478, through the villages of Crymych and Blaenffos.
• After Blaenffos, turn left onto the B4332, signposted Eglwyswrw.
• At Eglwyswrw, turn left onto the A487.
• Stay on the A487 until Newport is reached.
• Reflect on all the interesting Welsh place-names encountered and practice saying them.

To get there via Mid-Wales:

Two options are available:

• Either head for Carmarthen and follow the directions above, or;
• Head west to Aberystwyth, then south to Newport on the A487 (1.5 hours).

To get there via North Wales:

As above, head for Aberystwyth then south on the A487.

To get there from Ireland:

Head for Fishguard, then the A487 towards Cardigan.

To get there from The Rest of the World:

Get to the UK (train, plane, boat or tunnel) and head for Wales; often referred to as God's Country, although road signage has yet to be updated to this effect.  Then see directions above.

Alternatively:

For no-brain Route Planning within the UK, enter SA43 0RP into your Satellite Navigation systems.