Pembrokeshire

Rated by National Geographic magazine experts as the second best coastline in the World. With 186 miles of magnificent and varied coastline and over 50 beaches, there’s plenty of space for everyone. Choose between lively Tenby and Saundersfoot or peaceful St Davids and Newport. Perfect for outdoor activities or just relaxing.

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Tenby harbour at low tide with houses and Caldey Island in the background.

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Pembrokeshire highlights

Exploring what Pembrokeshire has to offer with Dr Sarah Beynon of the Bug Farm.

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West Wales

Group coasteering on rocks with one member star jumping into the sea.

Fun in Pembrokeshire on an active family break

There's a lot of family fun in Pembrokeshire. Discover innovative ways to get out and play.

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West Wales

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The magic of Skomer Island

Meet the puffins on this special land, Skomer Island in Pembrokeshire.

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Discover the stunning beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast

Explore the beautiful beaches, craggy cliffs and wildlife-filled islands of Pembrokeshire.

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A boy in a yellow life-jacket and red helmet waiting to coasteer in Abereiddy, Pembrokeshire.

Coasteering: Jump in

Coasteering is an adventure for families as much as adrenaline-junkies.

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Walking Pembrokeshire's 186-mile National Trail

Discover the spectacular coastal scenery, wildlife encounters, charming towns and villages, and a landscape rich in history and legend.

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Visit the stylish town of Narberth

Independent shops and superb food are a couple of reasons why Narberth stands out.

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West Wales

Newport beach, Pembrokeshire at dusk.

Discovering Newport

The Pembrokeshire village of Newport is a desirable holiday haunt for a family weekend away.

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Pembrokeshire

View of St Catherine's Fort on St Catherine's Island, and small boats picking up passengers from Tenby.

Lose yourself in Tenby

Find out how to make the most of your time in Tenby - one of Wales' best seaside towns.

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Wild man of the west

Matt Powell offers a unique foraging and fine-dining experience on the Pembrokeshire coast.

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Julia Horton-Mansfield's edible adventures in Pembrokeshire

Coastal forager Julia Horton-Mansfield loves leading visitors to Pembrokeshire’s natural treasures.

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Exploring Pembrokeshire with your four-legged friend

Lottie Gross and her dog Arty, explore dog-friendly things to do in Pembrokeshire.

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Magic of the UK’s only coastal National Park

Take a boat trip around the Atlantic coast of Pembrokeshire, the UK’s only coastal national park.

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Pembrokeshire

Get active

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Swim, bike, run in Ironman Wales

With glorious beaches and a warm atmosphere, Tenby is the home to the annual Ironman Wales race.

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West Wales

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Surf’s up and it’s waiting for you in West Wales

No better place to learn to surf than Pembrokeshire National Park.

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Pembrokeshire

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Take a peek at pretty Pembrokeshire

Take a trip out west and discover just how much there is to explore for all the family.

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Enjoy a brilliant family holiday in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire in west Wales does family holidays for a living – and does it brilliantly.

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St Davids: five perfect sketching spots

St Davids Arts Group runs through its top five picture-perfect sketching spots.

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Explore accessible West Wales

You’ll find attractions that people of all abilities can enjoy all over West Wales.

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Seals resting on the rocks by the sea in Cardigan Bay.

Spring and early summer wildlife spotting

The Pembrokeshire coast in early summer is the perfect location for wildlife spotting.

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Four walks in Pembrokeshire

Here are four fabulous strolls on the world-renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

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Enjoy a day of family fun at Folly Farm

Discover what's to enjoy at award winning Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire.

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Manx Shearwater close up on Skomer Island.

Searching for wildlife in beautiful Pembrokeshire

Looking for flora and fauna in Pembrokeshire? Here’s five of the county’s wildlife highlights.

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The Welsh dockyard that built a spaceship

The last ship to leave Pembroke Dock was almost certainly its most famous…

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West Wales