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Pembrokeshire is the hidden gem of the UK, few outside of Wales know about it. You will discover breathtaking scenery, unique rock formations and blow holes along the coastline. The mystery of Welsh “Bulestone” found at Stonehenge can also be found. Seals, dolphins and whales are among the wildlife seen.
Pembroke castle is the birth place of King Henry VII, Tudor Dynasty. The castle played host to Celtic Warriors, Welsh Princes and Pirates from the year 1400, a fabulous family day out.
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