Pembrokeshire has a gentle beauty that appeals to artists and photographers alike. It is a land of lush fertile valleys, carved by deep rivers and rolling hills. However, it is Pembrokeshire's unspoilt coastline that is the 'jewel in the crown'. Famous for its 186 miles of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and numerous off shore islands teaming with wildlife, it is 'God's Little Acre'. Discover mile upon mile of magnificent sandy beaches or hidden coves, flanked by golden dunes and vast, vibrant, vertical limestone cliffs.
Here, in West Wales there is so much to do, and so little time.
The Young
Keep the children happy and you can enjoy your holiday. Apart from beaches, beaches, and more beaches, there are zoos, adventure parks, theme parks and sporting attractions to entertain the child in everyone.
www.wales.daysout.net
www.folly-farm.co.uk
www.creativecafe.co.uk
www.silentworld.org.uk
www.thedinosaurpark.co.uk
www.herons-brook.co.uk
www.pembrokeshireraceway.co.uk
The Thrill Seekers
Adrenalin junkies try kite surfing, windsurfing, powerboats, wakeboarding, diving. helicopter flying, carting, all terrain driving or just get your fix on Oakwood's white knuckle rides.
www.oakwoodthemepark.co.uk
www.aquaphobia-ramseyisland.co.uk
www.surfdale.co.uk
www.thousandislands.co.uk
www.activitywales.com
The Sporty
Try your hand at one of the many sporting activities available. Abseiling, orienteering or rock climbing, sailing, skiing or surfing, playing golf, clay pigeon shooting or horse riding, to name a few, and there are organizations galore willing to instruct the uninitiated.
www.heatherton.co.uk
www.carewkarting.co.uk
www.ritecvalleyquads.co.uk
www.marros-farm.co.uk
www.sycamoresranch.com
www.tenbygolf.co.uk
www.trefloyne.com
The Historian
Pembrokeshire is steeped in history, whether you delight in building sand castles or visiting mediaeval ones, there are ancient ruins, forts and castles around every corner.
www.pembrokecastle.co.uk
www.carewcastle.com
www.castelhenllys.com
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.cadw.gov.uk
The Ramber and Nature Lover
The truly energetic can march the coastal path from Amroth to Cardigan, the less enthusiastic can tread the resurrected footpaths across the county.
www.guidedtourswales.co.uk -
www.caldey-island.co.uk
The Shopaholic
Can't leave the shops alone even on holiday? Well, the little town of Narberth,
with its many antique and craft shops, has become a popular destination with
treasure hunters.
www.pembrokeshirecraftmakers.co.uk
www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk
www.barncourtantiques.com
www.pembrokeshirecrafts.org.uk
www.narberth.co.uk
The Horticulturist
Gardening enthusiasts may wish to visit the National Botanical Gardens, Colby Lodge, Picton Castle or Aberglasney, Even the many village fetes or county shows could prove note worthy.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.dyffryngardens.org.uk
www.gardenofwales.org.uk
www.pictoncastle.co.uk
The Culture Vulture
For those who think culture can only be found in the Metropolis, you are reminded that Wales is the 'Land of Song'. Travelling Opera and Shakespearian Companies perform al fresco each summer.
Tenby Arts Festival Week is held each September. The Torch Theatre in Milford Haven produces plays equal to a West End performance, and Male Voice Choirs breathe life back into the empty churches.
www.eisteddfod.org.uk
www.torchtheatre.org.uk
The Languid
For those who find all this activity just too exhausting to contemplate, sun yourself on one of our beaches ,then pamper yourself in one of the many spas and health suites nearby.
www.celtichaven.com -
www.pccleisure.co.uk -
www.swallowtree.com
Additional Photography Supplied By :- David Wilson - Peter Bounds - Harry Williams
