coordinates 51°45'01.1"N 4°22'26.3"W Details Accessibility: There is parking for a small number of cars in a layby opposite the church. The road is otherwise narrow with no pavements. There are nine steps to negotiate to get onto a sloped path up to the church entrance so this site is unlikely to be suitable for wheelchairs. Both the steps and the slope have a grab rail along one side. Brief Description: St Ishmael's Church, on an unnamed road south of Ferryside in Carmarthenshire, stands on a site that has seen Christian activity since the 6th century. It is dedicated to St Ishmael, who is believed to have been St David's nephew. The church includes a 13th century nave and chancel, 14th century transcept and 15th century north aisle. The tower is a later addition and may have been lowered at some point following storm damage. There is a sundial over the entrance dated 1725. The church escaped damage during WWII when a German bomb destroyed the nearby vicarage. Further Information: Address: St Ishmael's Church, Ferryside, Carmarthenshire, SA17 5UL Telephone: Reverend Sian Wight: 01267 267192 Email: N/A Website: N/A Opening Hours: Sunday - 9.30am - Holy Communion (times may vary) Tuesday - 9.00am - Morning Prayer Directions: From the Ferryside train station go south on the coast road. After Undercliffe Caravan Park take a sharp right to stay on the coast road until you reach the church above you on the left hand side. OS SN362084 Transport: For more travel information go to https://www.traveline.info/ or call 0871 200 22 33. Amenities: There are no amenities on site, but you can find plenty of places for food and drink in nearby Ferryside or further afield at Carmarthen. Travel Information For further travel information in Wales please see: www.traveline.cymru/travel-info Or call Traveline Cymru on 0800 464 0000