The Museum of Land Speed 2024

Tells the iconic story of Pendine Sands that have a nearly 100-year history of setting land speed records; beginning in the 1920s with Sir Malcom Campbell and his car ‘Blue Bird’ to more recently the actor Idris Elba taking on Campbell's 'Flying Mile' record in a Bentley Continental GT Speed in 2015.

Contacts

Address: Pendine Sands Marsh Road Pendine Carmarthenshire/Sir Gaerfyrddin SA33 4NY

Telephone: 01267 224 611
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Website: View website

Open Days & Times

20 Feb-24 Mar Tue-Sun 1000-1600. Daily 25-31 Mar-7 Apr closes 1700. Tue-Sun 9 Apr-30 Jun 1000-1700. Visit website for more details and later updates for the rest of the season.

Travel

By Bus: 222, 351
By Rail: Whitland / 10 miles

Facilities

Parking
Souvenir Shop
Full disabled access

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From travelling large object displays such as the legendary Babs racing car to the interactive displays throughout, you are taken on a journey where you’ll experience the thrill and exhilaration of racing along Pendine Sands. Babs is one of those travelling objects, which is owned by the Babs Trust. She and other objects aren't here every day. Just close your eyes and you’ll feel the wind in your face, hear the noise of the engine and feel the movement of the car as it bumps over hidden pits in the sand.