Local Activities
Sometimes, of course, its best to just brave the elements. The weather in Pembrokeshire can change very quickly
In total the Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches nearly 200 miles and is now part of an all Wales coastal path. The easiest way to access it is to head to one of the local beaches where there is parking and walk from there. For the serious walker it is possible […]
St Davids, Narbeth and Newport are particular centres for small art galleries and craft shops. Locally the Solva woollen
Abereiddi a spectacular coastal lagoon and Picton Castle with its charming gardens are both worth including in your plans
The three main islands around Pembrokeshire, Skomer, Skokholm and Ramsey, have bird colonies of international importance. At the right time of year Puffins, Guillemots and Gannets can be found fishing offshore, and a boat trip to see them can be a memorable experience. Trips leave from Martins Haven in the […]
The castles of Pembrokeshire were built by the Normans to secure the route to Ireland. As a result of their influence Pembrokeshire is sometimes known as 'Little England beyond Wales', as large par