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Pembroke Castle is one of Pembrokeshire’s most iconic historical visitor attractions. It is one of the most vivid examples we have of the tumult this region of Wales endured during the long and eventful past of the British Isles. Read more
Pembrokeshire, with its picture-postcard villages and dramatic coastline, is one of Wales’s most idyllic holiday settings. Indeed, the coastal vistas thrown up by this remarkable westerly region of Wales are a joy to behold. So too are Pembrokeshire’s beaches, of which there are more than 50 to chose from. Here’s a run-down of our top five. Read more
Pembrokeshire’s status as one of the UK’s most cherished holiday destinations owes a great deal to the golden beaches, pretty seaside villages and numerous historical sites which dot its landscape and coastline. Read more
One of the main reasons people holiday in Pembrokeshire is so that they can take in its wonderful coastline. So it’s a bit of a no brainer to book Pembrokeshire holiday accommodation which affords some of the most majestic seascapes Wales has to offer. Read more
We’ve put together a list of some of the most popular and significant visitor attractions in Pembrokeshire. If you think we’ve left any out, please feel free to let us know and we’ll do our best to include your suggestions. Read more
Pembrokeshire offers an abundance of visitor attractions and places of interest, many of which are well-known to holiday-makers. There are however, plenty of impressive, tucked-away locations that often get overlooked by visitors during their stay. Read more
Pembrokeshire is a county that is renowned for its jaw-dropping beauty spots. Some are so stunning, that you’d swear they’d been taken from the pages of a well-thumbed book of fairy tales. Here’s a selection of the most awe-inspiring attractions, most of which can be found on Pembrokeshire’s award-winning coastline.
Our guide to popular holiday towns and villages in Pembrokeshire. The list is by no means exhaustive, given the numerous off-the-beaten track villages and hamlets found throughout the county. Nevertheless we’ve tried to include as many towns and villages that are well worth visiting during your Pembrokeshire holiday. Read more
Although Narberth isn’t situated on Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastline, the town remains a must-visit destination. This one-time centre for quarrying and agriculture, with its Georgian and Edwardian townhouses, offers an air of vibrancy. Read more
There aren’t too many towns in the United Kingdom with as turbulent a past as Tenby’s. This picturesque seaside resort has endured numerous incursions throughout its long history, from the marching feet of armour-clad soldiers to the curse of the plague. Read more