Holiday guides to Pembrokeshire National Park

Holiday guides to Pembrokeshire National Park including St Davids, Tenby and more...

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  Newgale Holiday and Accommodation Guide and Big Blue Kitesurfing

  Situated close to the magical city of St David’s and the pretty harbour village of Solva is the small... more
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  St Martins Haven Accommodation and Holiday Guide

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  Caws Cenarth Organic Cheese Farm

  Caws Cenarth Organic Cheese Farm, Visitor Centre and Café Cwtch. Hand Crafted Cheeses Made on a... more
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  Druidston Haven Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  The beach at Druidston Haven is a mile long stretch of golden sands that is west facing, with a pebble...
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  Narberth Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  Situated eight miles from Haverfordwest, the charming town of Narberth makes an excellent base for exploring... more
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  Marloes Village and Marloes Sands Beach Guide

  The village of Marloes is a charming little village with a pub and shop, as well as a bistro. The coastal...
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  Solva Accommodation and Beach Guide

  Once a thriving port with passenger ships bound for New York, Solva is a beautiful natural harbour that... more
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  Caldey Island Pembrokeshire

  Located off the coast of Tenby, Caldey Island is one of the most fascinating Islands in the UK. An order...
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  Heatherton Country Sports Park

  Heatherton Country Sports Park in Pembrokeshire Wales, offers the family a fun and exciting day for all... more
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  Manorbier Castle

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  Little Haven Beach and Accommodation Guide

  Situated on the southern end of St Bride’s Bay are the villages of Little Haven and Broad Haven, set... more
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  Fishguard Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Lower Town and the neighbouring town of Goodwick. It is often thought...
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  Guide to Barafundle, Bosherston and The Stackpole Estate

  Barafundle Bay, voted Britain’s best beach in 2005... more
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  St Brides Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  St Brides beach is small but beautifully formed beach that is full of character. Located on the Dale...
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  Castlemartin Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  A small village, whose church boasts an organ once owned by Mendelssohn! Crossing the range towards the... more
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  Freshwater West Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  A lovely beach with pristine water, backed by sand dunes and frames on either side by cliffs. The main...
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  Milford Haven Holiday Golf and Accommodation Guide

  The town of Milford Haven takes its name from the waterway which has always been an important harbour... more
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  Manorbier Beach and Castle Guide

  Described by Giraldus Cambrensis as “the pleasantest spot in Wales” Manorbier is a charming little village...
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  Oakwood Theme Park

  Oakwood is a fantastic day out for all the family, particularly if you like white knuckle rides (and... more
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  Cwm Deri Vineyard

  A chance to stroll through a vineyard in our home climate is rare, and to be able to do it surrounded...
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  Broad Haven Beach Pembrokeshire

  Situated on the southern end of St Bride’s Bay are the villages of Broad Haven and Little haven, set... more
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  Upton Castle

  A visitor to Carew Castle should not leave the area without first looking in at Upton Castle. Just 21...
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  Pembrokeshire National Park

  Pembrokeshire begins at Amroth in the south and ends at Poppit Sands in the north and takes in the whole... more
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  Pembroke Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Situated on the south coast of Pembrokeshire is the pleasant county town of Pembroke. The town evolved...
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  Nolton Haven Beach and Accommodation Guide

  The tiny hamlet of Nolton Haven is just a mile or so from Druidston, and has a lovely, well sheltered... more
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  Carew Castle

  In 1102 King Henry 1st appointed Gerald of Windsor a castella of Pembroke Castle. This was a royal possession...
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  Dale Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  The village of Dale on St Bride's Bay is a popular water sports centre and point of origin for boat trips... more
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  Tenby Accommodation, Beach and Castle Guide

  Tenby - Dinbych Y Pysgod - Little Fort of Fishes - as it’s known in Welsh....
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  Pembroke Castle

  The ruins that exist today have been restored over the last century.... more
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  St Davids Accommodation and Holiday Guide Pembrokeshire

  The magical city of St David’s is the smallest city in the UK. It lies close to a spectacular stretch...
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  Stackpole Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  The National Trust’s Stackpole Estate encompasses 8 miles of breathtaking coastal scenery, including... more
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  Newport Pembrokeshire Holiday Guide

  Located on the north coast of Pembrokeshire, Newport is a charming little village, with pretty ivy covered...
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  Skomer Island Accommodation and Holiday Guide

  Skomer is one of the best places in Wales to see rare birds and has been a designated National Nature... more
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  Tenby Golf Club

  This course was home to the 2006 Welsh PGA Championship, is the oldest established course in Wales and...
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  Freshwater East Holiday and Accommodation Guide

  Freshwater East is a beautiful wide sandy beach with clear water which is backed by sand dunes with a... more
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  Newport Links Golf Course

  Golfing facilities at Newport Links are second to none. Our state-of-the-art 18-hole course is both challenging...
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  Folly Farm Pembrokeshire

  The farm has a wide array of British animals and more exotic species, such as tapir, capybara, delightful... more
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  St Govans Accommodation and Holiday Guide Pembrokeshire

  Continuing West from Bosherston and Broadhaven beach is the MOD range at Castlemartin. A small village...
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  Saundersfoot Beach and Accommodation Guide

  Located between Tenby and Amroth on the south coast of Pembrokeshire is the picturesque fishing village... more
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  Grassholm Island Pembrokeshire

  Grassholm, the smallest of the three islands lies 9 miles west of Skomer and is famed for its large,...
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