Abereiddy (10 miles)
Spectacular coastal lagoon, left as a result of slate mining in the area. The venue of the Red Bull cliff diving championships and many locals still test their nerve by jumping from the cliffs here. Not for the faint hearted. Recent winter storms have destroyed the car parking that used to be found here and it is now best reached by parking at Porthgain and walking a mile or so back along the coast.
Picton Castle, House & Gardens (12 miles)
Small but, in our view, charming historic home and gardens, RHS recommended. Make sure to visit the café here, ‘Marias’ which is distinctly Spanish in flavour.
Narbeth (16 miles)
Central market town with lots of high quality art and craft shops.
Tenby (28 miles)
Ancient walled town, with two very long beaches, very popular with Summer visitors, so lots of ‘seaside’ attractions.
National Botanic Garden of Wales (45 miles)
Is worth a visit if you enjoy gardens. It is a good day out with beautifully landscaped gardens, a substantial glass house, now with exotic Butterflys, and an impressive walled garden. Consider visiting Aberglasney (a further 10 miles), at the same time, for a full day out.
