There are so many circular walks in Pembrokeshire that you’re almost certain to find something to suit you. We love a circular walk. You finish where you start without covering the same ground twice and there are no headaches over the logistics. Provided you know how to get there and where to park. We cover …
We recently took a little trip to Neath Abbey and were very impressed. As far as Abbeys we’ve visited go this one is massive! One can only imagine how incredibly impressive it must’ve been in it’s heyday. Previous Next There are plenty of nooks and crannies to explore… …as well as plenty of open space …
The Marloes circular walk is mainly on the coast with incredible views, and plenty to see along the way. Time it right and this may include seal pups. The spectacular Marloes beach comes close to the end of this one… …and the little harbour of Martin’s Haven not far from the start. The walk also …
The Dale circular walk is a fascinating 7-miler with spectacular views, and stunning scenery. It’s also absolutely packed with things to see on the way. With a couple of beautiful beaches, plenty of activity to see on the water, 2 lighthouses and some very interesting history stretching back 500 years you’re unlikely to get bored …
The Pembroke Castle walk is short but sweet with plenty to see along the way. At not much more than ¾ of a mile you’re not going to get much of a workout but you will get fantastic views of the Castle from every possible angle. Well, from the outside anyway. And get some great …
Not to be confused with Broadhaven (West), Broadhaven South is the sandy bay the other side of Stackpole Head to it’s (maybe more well-known) neighbour, Barafundle. Now, we’re well aware that Barafundle beach has become something of an internet sensation. In this Instagram age it’s easy to see why. It is a stunning beach. There are …
The Parrog, in Newport (Pembrokeshire), is simply a very pretty little place. One of those we go back to again and again. If we fancy the smell and sound and sight of the sea… Previous Next ..combined with a short stroll to take in that air, this place is usually top of our list. Previous …
There are 2 main beaches in St Davids in Pembrokeshire and they are very much different to each other. One is a wide golden stretch of sand which is easily accessible with great parking. And what the other lacks in convenience makes up for with it’s stunning turquoise waters. This post gives a brief overview …
There are 4 beaches in Newport in Pembrokeshire and each of them is totally different. Some are convenient and easily accessible and others less so, but quiet and secluded. This post gives a brief overview but there are links to individual posts where we go into a lot more detail about some of the beaches …
One of 2 smaller beaches either side of Dinas Head, Pwllgwaelod is something of a hidden gem. Another of the beaches in Newport this is not the biggest, or prettiest of beaches in Pembrokeshire. It’s small, with anything but golden sand, but it’s an interesting little place, where you can watch boats coming in and …
