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Welcome to Pembroke Dock, one of the largest and most historic towns in Pembrokeshire. As you explore this charming area, you'll find yourself at the doorstep of Pembroke, the birthplace of Henry Tudor. Supermarkets such as Co-op, Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, and Asda are within easy reach, along with an array of shops, restaurants, and inviting pubs.
Situated in the heart of beautiful South Pembrokeshire, our location offers an ideal starting point to discover the wonders of the region. From the enchanting Tenby, just a short 12-mile journey away, to the captivating Freshwater West on the other side, you'll find yourself surrounded by breathtaking scenery. In between, explore the stunning Broadhaven South, the picturesque Stackpole and Bosherston Lily Ponds, the idyllic Barafundle, and the quieter, lesser-known beaches of Manorbier, Skrinkle, Swanlake, Freshwater East, and Angle.
For nature enthusiasts, the renowned Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, spanning 187 miles, passes through the town, providing easy access to its various sections. A favorite circular walk awaits at Angle headland and waterway, offering splendid views and serene surroundings
Engage in a range of local activities, including sailing, windsurfing, paddleboarding, climbing, fishing, and exploring the abundant cycle and walking trails. Families will find delight in visiting attractions such as Folly Farm, Oakwood, Heatherton, the Dinosaur Park, and Wild Lakes, all located in South Pembrokeshire.
Delve into the rich history and culture of the area by visiting Pembroke Castle, just 2 miles away. Take a leisurely stroll through the town park, which offers tennis courts, a fantastic children's play area, and lovely gardens with scenic picnic spots. Don't miss the opportunity to explore Carew Castle, Lamphey Palace, and Monorbier Castle, each offering its own unique charm. Discover the maritime heritage at the nearby Maritime Heritage Centre, and a short distance away, you'll find the town museum. Follow the path along the old Royal Dockyard wall, and you'll be rewarded with a small shingle beach, a Martello tower, and a delightful picnic area at Fort Road. As a unique bonus, you can even catch the Irish Ferry for a short trip to Rosslare in Ireland from the base within the Dockyard walls.
Embrace the waterfront ambiance of Pembroke Dock, where Front Street awaits with its charming promenade, comfortable seating, and another Martello tower overlooking the Waterway just a couple of streets away. At both ends of Front Street, you'll find delightful spots to eat, drink, and soak in the picturesque Waterway views. The historic Shipwrights Inn and the newer Bluestone (Carreg Glas in Welsh) await your visit. For a lovely dining experience with scenic waterfront views, make your way to Pembroke Ferry, where you'll find another charming old inn and a sheltered, sun-kissed patio overlooking the water.
We are delighted to assist you with suggestions and recommendations to make the most of your stay in this captivating area.