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Explore the wonderful sandy beaches of the Pembrokeshire coast
On your doorstep the beautiful seaside town of Tenby where watersports, wet bike seal safaris, mackerel fishing, rock climbing and abseiling are all on offer.
Surfing, co-steering, tank driving! and quad biking nearby.
Take a boat trip to the beautiful island of Caldey.
Visit the Links golf at the birthplace of Welsh golf within walking distance.
Walk on the dramatic limestone coastline at Stackpole over the Barrafundle Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches in the UK.
Visit Manobier, Pembroke and Carew Castles
Oakwood Theme Park is a 10-minute drive away as is Blue Lagoon Water Park which is open all year.
Surrounding Villages and Towns throughout Pembrokeshire:
St Davids, the smallest city in Britain.
Newport on the river Nyfer is a picturesque small market town with a rich history.
Tenby, a wonderful, walled seaside town, with cobbled lanes and its iconic harbour and stunning beaches.
Narberth, situated in the heart of Pembrokeshire, has become a shopping haven for all things Pembrokeshire including sculpture, art and pottery.
Places to visit in Pembrokeshire include:
Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo with its vintage fun fair.
Oakwood Theme Park for thrills and screams.
Pembrokeshire Falconry where you'll have the opportunity to fly birds of prey yourself.
Oriel y Parc Art Gallery has one of the finest landscape galleries.
Milford Haven heritage and maritime museum covers everything from whaling to modern day petroleum.
Narberth Museum is filled with amazing exhibits and Tenby Museum tells the story of a fishing and trading port that became a fashionable resort.
The Last Invasion Tapestry in Fishguard is an amazing embroidered 30 metre long tapestry which tells the story of the 1797 last invasion on mainland Britain.
Beautiful beaches stretch the Pembrokeshire coastline including:
Freshwater West beach, a surfers paradise and featured in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood along with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Barafundle Bay, an absolutely stunning, small bay backed by dunes and pine trees, accessible only by a half mile walk from the nearest car park.
Cwm y Eglwys is a sandy cove with a stream, perfect for rock pooling, the village also has a boat club.
There are a wealth of activities in Pembrokeshire including:
Golf: Pembrokeshire is home to no less than eight golf courses, including a links course in Tenby (a championship venue); St Davids City Golf Club overlooking Whitesands beach; Newport Links, an 18 hole course overlooking Newport Bay.
Sailing: Marina facilities are available at Milford Haven and Neyland, where most of a yachtman's needs are catered for.
For families with younger children, the disused railway lines such as The Tramway near Saundersfoot is ideal.
For a muddier route, try the Llys Y Fran Country Park, 6.5 miles around the reservoir (Bike wash available!).
Fishing trips can be taken from Tenby, Saundersfoot, Dale or St Davids.
Heatherton - (Tenby) Heatherton has a huge range of activities for all ages and is also a dog friendly activity park that has a dog agility course.
Dionsaur Park - Only for the brave!
There are an abundance of historic homes and gardens to visit in Pembrokeshire including:
Pembroke and Carew Castle, probably the finest in Pembrokeshire.
Cilgerran Castle commands a dramatic location perched high above the Teifi Gorge.
Picton Castle is a cross between a medieval castle and a fortified manor house also home to a beautiful woodland garden within 40 acres.
St Davids bishops palace, once home to the Bishops of St Davids.
The Tudor Merchants House in Tenby has been restored by the National Trust and recreates the home of wealthy merchants trading from Tenby during the 1500's.
The National Trust's Colby Woodland garden near Amroth is a garden for all ages.
Dyffryn Fernant, a six acre garden near Fishguard, started its life as a ‘complete wilderness'.
Some favourite restaurants to try in Pembrokeshire include:
Ultracomida – Spanish restaurant and delicatessen – 7 High Street, Narberth
The Watermans Arms, Pembroke
Wisemans Bridge Inn, Saundersfoot
Chamilis Indian Restaurant and takeway with delivery service .
The Fish Inn, Lower Fishguard.
Events within Pembrokeshire include:
Pembrokeshire Fish Week – June
Narberth Food Festival, winner of Gold for Best Event in the Pembrokeshire Tourism Awards - takes place late September.
St Davids Cathedral Festival at the end of May.
The Fishguard Folk Festival at the end of May.
Fishguard International Music Festival in July.
Aber Jazz, Jazz and Blues Festival in Fishguard in August.
Tenby Blues Festival in November.