Activities & attractions in Pembrokeshire

Milford Marina is ideally located with incredible sailing and cruising on the Milford Haven Waterway and around the Pembrokeshire coast.

Our qualified kayak coaches will teach you the necessary skills to enable you to explore Britain's only coastal National Park at your own pace.

Penty Parc Stables provide fit, well schooled horses and ponies to suit any standard of rider.

Football Golf is the new sport sweeping the country! It combines elements of Football and Golf, creating a fun-filled game that all ages can play.

Haven Diving Services is owned and run by divers Dave Kennard and Ceri Jones.

Join our friendly, experienced instructors for unforgettable Surfing, SUP, Coasteering, and Kayaking adventures along the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast, perfect for families, couples, and individuals!

The Real Adventure Company is here to help you get the very best out of your Adventures in Pembrokeshire. We are passionate about Adventuring and love sharing our lifelong home and natural playground with you. Come and join us for an adventure or two and enjoy some of the magic that Pembrokeshire has to offer…

The River Teifi has some of the most breath taking , otherwise unreachable stretches in Wales.

This will be our 3rd season at this iconic pub and we can not wait to welcome you to this fantastic location.

These natural dye workshops are a hands-on learning experience using ancient natural dyes such as Madder, Weld, and Cochineal, to name a few.

Our solid silver jewellery making courses run for half a day or a full day and include all materials, tools and training required

our award-winning family attraction near Tenby with more than 30 exciting activities on one site.

Take a look at Welsh Walkabouts’ most popular walks, which included guided tours of the Clydach Valley near Newport and Never.

Buzzard Chris Bushcraft is based in Kingsmill wood near Castlemartin, South Pembrokeshire.

SPAN Partners with Oasis One World Choir for Arts Council Wales Funded Project Requiem.

In medieval times the pilgrimage route to St Davids was as important a destination as the Camino in Spain.