Discover Pembrokeshire’s beaches, towns & adventures. Plan your trip with guides on activities, attractions, and places to stay.

A visit to Pembrokeshire will give you the chance to start a journey that can take you to a dramatic coastline, wide-open beaches, winding estuaries, rolling hills, magical woodlands and secret spots …

Join our friendly, experienced instructors for unforgettable Surfing, SUP, Coasteering, and Kayaking adventures along the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast, perfect for families, couples, and individuals!

Cilgerran is a small village on the north side of Pembrokeshire which offers visitors an ideal base for walking, bird watching, canoeing, fishing and cycling.We are fortunate to have a Castle perched high …

Surrounded by sea on three sides, Pembrokeshire’s towns and villages have a huge connection with the sea, with most communities having been a trading port for one commodity or another somewhere in …

Beaches like Ceibwr, Lindsway and Porthsele are more secluded. Almost every visitor has the opportunity to enjoy the National Park but the very best way to experience it is pull on some sturdy …

Pembroke town is a textbook medieval fortified town with a central main street heading east from the castle gates and a moat or castle pond extending round much of the town. The old town walls are …

What makes a holiday in Pembrokeshire, Wales so special? There’s nowhere else in the UK that has a coastal National Park, which means Pembrokeshire’s coastline and waters remain just as Mother …

We offer a range of quality cottages across the Saundersfoot, Tenby, Penally and surrounding areas of the Pembrokeshire Coast. If your preference is a sea view apartment, luxury lodge, beautiful cottage, …

Opened in 1970 and hugging the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline for a spectacular 186 miles or 299km, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path forms the longest and oldest established section of the Wales Coast …