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Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Pembrokeshire which is now a stones throw away from my home

Travel along the narrow, green and wild flowered tunnelled lanes towards the mouth of the Milford Haven Estuary and you will find the beautiful horseshoe cove tucked away. The Angle Peninsula is a fairly remote landscape often battered by strong westerly winds or on a calm sunny day it is a beautiful walking destination. Head…

I think it’s pretty fair to say we’ve had our fair share of rain and wind these past few weeks, but no matter the weather Pembrokeshire is perfect to explore all year round. However, exploring the wonderful outdoors can become a little less thrilling and a little more challenging when British weather gets in the…

2 miles of glorious golden sand backed by a high pebble bank, this vast bay is not only hard to miss upon approaching but also irresistible to avoid.

A stones throw away from the popular tourist town of Tenby is the stunning seaside village, Manobier. A mighty fine attraction to surfers on days of good swell and a blissful place to bathe when calm, Manobier is the perfect place to stop off at if you’re a lover of breathtaking views, a history fanatic,…

St David’s peninsula, the land of David, is an area filled with heaps of ancient history and a tranquil atmosphere. Come rain or shine this quaint little city is always bustling with locals and tourists and why not when there’s so much to enjoy! The high street is filled with an abundance of independent and…

There are two Broad Haven beaches which make up the charming coast of Pembrokeshire. In the north, sheltered by the cliffs, lies Broad Haven Beach in St Brides Bay and in the south backed by vast rolling dunes is the expanse sandy bay, Broad Haven South. Located between Stackpole and Bosherston the popular tourist beach…

Low-lying along the Carew River, it is one of the most historical ruins in South Wales, Carew Castle. Filled with enchanting passages and towers which overlook the picturesque mill pond it is an impressive location to visit come morning, noon or night. Take the mile long, circular walk which boasts spectacular views and links an abundance of history and nature.

Set upon towering sea cliffs, surrounded by pristine seas and coated in wild rolling moorland is the tiny westerly delight of Pembrokeshire.