Location

Location

Pembrokeshire is enchanting and there is so much to see and do. In the spring and summer, the cliffs and hedgerows are ablaze with gorse and wild flowers attracting many species of birds. It is a delight to drive, cycle or walk and simply enjoy the spectacular scenery, with the 200 miles of coastal footpath attracting hikers of all levels. The offshore islands are renowned nature reserves, boasting sheltered coves, quiet harbours and miles of safe golden sand, with beaches washed by the sparkling Atlantic Ocean and warmed by the Gulf Stream current.

Pembrokeshire’s historical past is evident everywhere, from the line of mighty Norman castles spanning the country, of which Pembroke’s impressive castle was the birthplaces of Henry VII and bore the brunt of Cromwell’s onslaught.