Family friendly breaks in Pembrokeshire
In Pembrokeshire, you can time travel back to a prehistoric age at Castell Henllys Iron Age fort, where you can dress up as a Celtic warrior, war paint and all, then ambush a rival tribe or learn to wield a sword like a medieval knight at Pembroke or Carew castle.
Coming right back into the 21st century, you can cover yourself head to foot in camouflage gear and zap your friends and family with lasers at Battlefield LIVE or hurl yourself around a go-kart track at Carew or West Wales Karting and Heatherton.
For little ones, and big ones, it has to be Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo or Manor House Wildlife Park. Adventure playgrounds; up close animal encounters with lemurs; eye to eye with a giraffe and a vintage funfair. Guaranteed fun.
Search Results
305 Results / Page 2 of 26
Switch to Map View
The Corner Piece Inn
The Corner Piece Inn 5 miles from Haverfordwest has great homemade food and a friendly bar.
Fishguard Bay Boat Trips
On this trip you’ll see the landing place where French forces made the historic last invasion of mainland Britain, on the way to the dramatic Strumble Head lighthouse. Emerald coves and secret beaches hidden from the land, to rocks where seals bask in the sun and where porpoises feed at the turn of the tide.
Great for Nature Lovers
Tudor Merchant's House
Time travel to Tudor Tenby and discover what life was like at a 15th century merchant’s house.
Lan y Môr Restaurant
Bordering the golden sands of Coppet Hall beach, Lan y Môr is a haven between land and sea, floating against its tree line. Reflecting the curve of the beach and the rolling waves it overlooks, the restaurant is a bold statement of modern architecture, complementing its irresistible natural setting. Undeniably, it sets the tone for[...]
Fine Dining
Wolfscastle Pottery
There’s an opportunity to be creative. Throw your own pots on the wheel or model by hand. As much help as you need. When dry, paint them with bright glazes or buy ours ready for painting.
The Bristol Trader
One of Pembrokeshire’s most famous pubs with a riverside location on the Old Quay just 200 yards from the town centre.
St Davids Cathedral
St Davids Cathedral is a remarkable place, built in 1181 on the site reputed to be that of St David’s 6th century monastic settlement.
Pembrokeshire Alpaca Trekking
Pembrokeshire Alpaca Trekking is situated 5 miles from Tenby with glorious views across the coast. A unique trekking, feeding and handling experience for all the family. We have a herd of over 50 with breeding females check out our super cute baby Alpacas (Cria) on site too! Voted “Top visitor attraction/experience in Pembrokeshire 2023”
Tenby Museum & Art Gallery
The museum features the prehistory of the area, maritime and piracy, a local history gallery and the Story of Tenby Gallery as well as two art galleries featuring work by Gwen and Augustus John.
HARBWR Tenby Harbour Brewery
HARBWR is a Craft Brewery and Taproom, brewing a range of core ales just above the historic and beautiful Tenby Harbour.
Gentle Giants Shire Horses
Why not join us for a Shire Horse Experience Day or a Shire Horse Drawn Carriage Ride with Afternoon Tea in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
The Cove Bar & Restaurant
The Cove is a low-key, charming outpost serving creative pub fare alongside cocktails, beer & gin drinks.