Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Inspiration for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - beautiful beaches, wildlife watching, activities, food and walks.

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Discover the stunning beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast

Explore the beautiful beaches, craggy cliffs and wildlife-filled islands of Pembrokeshire.

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Safety advice for exploring our National Parks

Planning on visiting one of our National Parks? Find out how to stay safe.

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Lose yourself in Tenby

Find out how to make the most of your time in Tenby - one of Wales' best seaside towns.

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Pembrokeshire highlights

Exploring what Pembrokeshire has to offer with Dr Sarah Beynon of the Bug Farm.

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Four walks in Pembrokeshire

Here are four fabulous strolls on the world-renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

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Plan your visit to pretty Pembrokeshire

Take a trip out west and discover just how much there is to explore for all the family.

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Active in Pembrokeshire

Discover great adventures to be had in Britain’s only Coastal National Park.

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Walking Pembrokeshire's 186-mile National Trail

Discover the spectacular coastal scenery, wildlife encounters, charming towns and villages, and a landscape rich in history and legend.

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Enjoy a brilliant family holiday in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire in west Wales does family holidays for a living – and does it brilliantly.

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Discovering Newport

The Pembrokeshire village of Newport is a desirable holiday haunt for a family weekend away.

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Fun in Pembrokeshire on an active family break

There's a lot of family fun in Pembrokeshire. Discover innovative ways to get out and play.

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Gower coastal walk: Llanrhidian to Cheriton

Enjoy a beautiful eight-mile Gower Coast trail, following a section of the Wales Coast Path.

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Prehistoric Pembrokeshire: through ancient portals

Archaeologist Mary Baker outlines some of Pembrokeshire’s top prehistoric locations.

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