Whoever dubbed part of Pembrokeshire ‘Little England beyond Wales’ didn’t know what they were on about.
We have more award winning beaches than skyscrapers. More national park than suburban sprawl. More breathtaking views than taxi queues. More people wandering our 186 miles of coastal trails than hurrying for the train home.
Cwm Deri Vineyard
Take a vineyard stroll and enjoy a tasting of local wines, liqueurs and local produce.
Really Wild Food & Countryside Festival
A celebration of foods and countryside crafts: organised walks, cookery demonstrations, talks and foraging.
Fish Week
An annual celebration of everything fishy. Wildlife expeditions, beach bush craft, seafood extravaganzas and chip suppers.
St David’s Cathedral
Officially Britain’s smallest city. The Cathedral is built upon the site of a 6th century monastery.
Fishguard Folk Festival
Come and celebrate song and dance over a four day programme of concerts, dance displays and workshops.
Take a day trip to Caldey Island
Take a boat trip over to Caldey Island just off the coast of Tenby and see the monastery where the monks live.
Walk the Coastal Path
186 miles long, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path offers sweeping cliff tops, secret coves, estuaries and wide sandy beaches.
Gardens
Visit some of the beautiful gardens Pembrokeshire has to offer. Many attractions reflect their surrounding natural environment.
Relax & Unwind
Looking for lavish getaway? Why not enjoy the luxury surroundings of a spa Hotel and getaway away from it all.
Whale & Dolphin Watching
Hop on board a boat to get a much better glimpse of Whale and Dolphin life off the Pembrokeshire coast.
