Pembrokeshire

Visiting Newgale is a must for surfers and beach lovers. The long, sandy beach, in this Pembrokeshire village, is one of the biggest and best around! Known for its beautiful scenery, clear waters, and excellent surfing conditions, the beach is also home to a number of amenities, including a car park, toilets, and a cafe. […]

Spectacular! That’s the word most often used when visiting Barafundle Bay Regularly featured in newspaper and magazine travel sections Barafundle is a multi-award winner. Best beach in Britain, one of the top 12 beaches in the world, ‘The UK’s top picnic spot’.  These are just some of the accolades claimed by Barafundle over the years.

The smallest city in the UK, there are still plenty of things to do around St Davids.  In fact, it’s size is one of it’s main charms and possibly what makes this place so special.  Incredibly atmospheric, it’s a very popular tourist destination.  Especially in the Summer.  But we think Christmas in St Davids is

The main County town of Pembrokeshire is located right at it’s heart and just some of the top things to do in Haverfordwest include visiting the Castle and taking a stroll around the beautiful Priory Ruins. For adventure-seekers, there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and kayaking. Additionally, the town

If you’re thinking of visiting Pembrokeshire you’re going to want to know a bit more about it.  Well you’ve come to the right place.  We live here so, when it comes to Pembrokeshire, there’s not a lot we don’t know. Best beaches, castle tours, film locations, great walks, mountains, prehistoric sites and a City. Yes

St Govan’s Chapel is built into the side of a cliff near Bosherton in Pembrokeshire. And the majority of this important religious site was built in the 13th Century although parts may date back further. Count the steps down and back up again! Legend has it they’re never the same. It’s a very atmospheric place

Stack Rocks are 2 pillars of limestone detached from the cliffs on the southwest coast of Pembrokeshire.  Also known as Elegug Stacks, which is Welsh for Guillemot, they’re popular nesting spots for a number of sea birds. And they’re pretty impressive. You can get an idea of the size in the photo above. Just West

The Green Bridge of Wales is a fantastic example of a natural rock arch at Castlemartin near Pembroke.  Around 80 feet high and 66 feet long it’s the covering of vegetation on it’s surface that gives rise to the Green in the name.  Previous Next What we think is great about this place is the

One of the most atmospheric places we know of, St Davids is the smallest city in the UK.  Named after the patron Saint of Wales, it’s a very popular tourist destination.  Especially in the Summer.  But we think Christmas in St Davids is pretty cool too. St David is reputed to have been born here

The county town of Haverfordwest is more or less in the centre of Pembrokeshire.  An ancient market town it is now the administrative centre of the County. Established around 1000 years ago it was once the 2nd largest port in Wales, trading by land and sea. You can still see evidence of this today, especially