Fishguard
Located on the Welsh coast, Fishguard is a picturesque location known for its amazing natural landscape. The deep waters off the coast are popular for whale and dolphin watching. The nutrient-rich waters...
Pembrokeshire Certificated Locations
The perfect destination for adventuring, Pembrokeshire is full of outstanding activities for adults and children alike.
Don’t miss the mazy towers and passageways of Pembroke Castle, where you can take in wondrous views from the 75ft high Great Keep and explore an array of fascinating exhibitions.
What’s more, you can take in the beautiful Welsh coastline on Barafundle Beach, which is ideal for a relaxing swim. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is also nearby, providing beautiful coastal routes.
When it comes to history, don’t miss St David’s Cathedral, a building that goes back 14 centuries. Within the site are the tombs of past Bishops of St Davids and other key Welsh figures.
Haverfordwest
Situated in the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire, Haverfordwest is right on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which makes it enormously popular with walkers and cyclists. Indeed, there are...
Letterston
If stunning landscapes and a charmingly relaxing feel are what you are looking for, consider Letterston in Wales for your next holiday. Letterston’s close proximity to the Pembrokeshire coast makes the...
Milford Haven
Milford Haven is an attractive coastal town in Pembrokeshire in south-west Wales.Originally founded as a port in the 18th century, it has developed into a great holiday destination for anyone hoping to...
Narberth
The quirky town of Narberth in Pembrokeshire is bound to appeal to anyone who loves a spot of retail therapy. Narberth’s high street with its Edwardian and Georgian buildings is home to a wide range of...
Newport
Newport in Pembrokeshire is a charming little town that offers a laid-back getaway. The coastal town is split into two, with one half called Market Street and the original site of the regular markets held,...
Pembroke
The Welsh town of Pembroke dates back to the 11th century when the area was seen as a valuable location for an outpost. Nowadays, it welcomes visitors from around the world who are drawn to the region's...
Saundersfoot
The charming seaside town of Saundersfoot boasts a wide sandy beach which has been awarded a Blue Flag. Away from the beach, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers stunning views.Families may want to take...
St David's
The smallest city in Great Britain can be found in the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire and benefits from being in a prime coastal position. While St Davids was only granted city status in 1995, its origins...
Tenby
Tenby is a very popular harbour town and seaside resort in Pembrokeshire, and is in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Its harbour walls date from the 13th century and its historic buildings include...