Pembrokeshire, the gift that keeps on giving!
Nestled in the far south corner of Wales is the stunning county of Pembrokeshire. Steeped in history, beautiful beaches, and charming towns and villages, we really believe it is a big sparkling jewel in Wales’s crown. With so many lovely places around it may be a tough choice to decide what destinations are on your shortlist, so we thought we would help you out with some of our top picks.
Tenby
The award-winning town of Tenby oozes Charm and character and is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Wales. Tenby harbour has a thriving boating and fishing community as well as the departure point for the Caldey island boats. The centre of Tenby is a maze of narrow little streets. The roads are pedestrianised during the day in summer when the bars and restaurants set up al fresco seating. There are plenty of interesting and quirky shops. Tenby was designated as a conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in 1972. This picturesque town definitely belongs at the top of your list. Explore more
Wiseman’s Bridge
A little seaside gem with a rocky beach perfect for exploring some marine life in the rockpools. It is linked to Saundersfoot by a series of three tunnels from which you can walk between the two. When it’s time for a refreshing drink or bite to eat head to The Wiseman’s Bridge Inn positioned right above the beach and has impressive views of the coastline. Wisemans Bridge was used as a practice beach for D-Day landings, which Winston Churchill witnessed.
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Saundersfoot
The stunning hamlet of Saundersfoot is a small seaside village with massive charm. With a golden sandy blue flag beach, perfect for family fun, and a flat coastal path great for a nice walk or bike ride. Sit around the harbour watching the boats come and go or relax in one of the numerous pubs and places to eat while sitting back and admiring the pure beauty of this little gem. Explore more
St David’s
It may be the smallest city in Britain, but St David’s really packs a punch with its beauty and quaintness. The pretty streets are home to cute cafes, boutiques and galleries and not forgetting the famous Cathedral taking pride of place in the centre. Drop into the Oriel y Parc Information Centre for art exhibitions, handcrafted souvenirs, and advice on walking trails.
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You'll be spoilt for choice at Carn Springs Camping.
We are very lucky to be surrounded by so many gorgeous beaches.
From dog walking at Tenby South Beach to paddling at Castle Beach you are guaranteed to find the perfect beach for you.
You won't be bored at Carn Springs Camping with lots of local activities and things to do.
Have a ‘roarsome’ day with the kids at The Dinosaur Park. Or take the small boat and have an adventure on Caldey Island.
From coasteering and climbing to wildlife and activity parks, whatever your age and interests, there is something for you.
