All in all, I'd say it was less than a 1 km - the majority of the time is spent standing, as opposed to walking.

Thanks for your question. Yes, the whole route is wheelchair accessible including access to the the cells in the old police station. There is one short section of the route where the pavement is narrow and we have to walk in the road but the traffic is light here and this has never presented any problem to wheelchair users taking the tour in the past. There is one section with a long gentle ramp inside the castle and a

Hi Derek, Thanks for your question. You do have to book in advance I'm afraid. Although pretty much everyone who comes on the tour absolutely loves it, Carmarthen isn't much of a tourist destination (despite the wealth of wonderful things to do here and a world-class history) and bookings are very variable. Some weeks I get over thirty people (visitors and locals) wanting to come but other weeks there are no bookings at all. At the moment no-one has booked for this week, for example. If you would like to find out more do give me a ring on 07752 438901. Nick

Well behaved dogs are always welcome on the tours - along with their equally well-behaved owners!

Hi Kate - Thanks for your enquiry. My contact phone number is 07752 438901. How many places would you like to book? Nick

Thanks for your enquiry. Yes, it is perfectly possible to do the tour by wheelchair. There is one short stretch of road where the pavement is narrow and the chair would have to use the roadway but otherwise the route is wheel-chair friendly.

Hi Caron - well behaved dogs are always welcome on the tour. I look forward to meeting you both in the near future - Nick