From beautiful sandy beaches to historic castles, activity centered action to walking with dinosaurs, sailing on the waterway to golfing, leisure parks to walking the coastal path, Pembrokeshire has it all!
Everything that any holidaymaker could ever want plus a micro climate which enhances your chances of CATCHING A FEW RAYS. In fact you might just fall in love with Pembrokeshire life and choose to move here permanently!!
Tenby north & south, Broadhaven, Barafundle and Freshwater West and Freshwater East on your doorstep - long & crescent shaped.
Adventure activities for sailing, kayaking and windsurfing all at hand.
Visit Manorbier, Carew and the massive Pembroke with Tudor dynasty links. There's also the cathedral and Bishop's Palace at St David's.
For kids of all ages there's The Dinosaur Park, Heatherton Activity centre, Folly Farm, Pemberton's chocolate factory, Oakwood Leisure Park, golf courses, leisure centres, museums, boat trips and cycle paths.
You can even sail to Ireland twice a day with Irish Ferries from Pembroke Dock.
Do you have a boat? No problem there's 26 miles of sheltered waterway on the Milford Haven for boating, water skiing, fishing and just plain fun.
Green activities are well catered for as we live in or are surrounded by the Pembrokeshire National Park and you can even go off shore to the islands and watch the seals!
Walk the coastal path (though probably not all in one day as it is quite long) seeing the flora & fauna.
There's also been significant development work carried out on the cycle paths around the whole area.
With all this fresh sea air and activity you will probably be hungry and thristy and to cater there are cafes, bars, restaurants and children friendly pubs galore.
Watch the sunset from pub beergardens on the waterway or visit one of the top restaurants in the country, the Plantagenet in Tenby.
At the village you have the "Longhouse " bar/restaurant newly constructed offering fine dining and quick snacks throughout the day in summer along with evening entertainment.
