Tours in Pembrokeshire, Wales
Tours in Pembrokeshire, Wales
However you get to Pembrokeshire – by car, coach or train – there’s plenty of other ways to see our county in all its glory once you’re here. Starting with your own two feet…
Discover Walking offers guided walks tailored to your interests and fitness levels. And if you’re new to walking they can teach you the skills you need including map reading, using a compass and reading the weather.
For something completely different, Tuk Tuk Time offers a fun and easy way to enjoy Tenby, Saundersfoot and the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast. Your driver/guide really knows their stuff, including all the hidden beauty spots. Great fun!
If you want to explore the north of the county, its natural beauty and fascinating history, then head for the aptly named North Pembrokeshire Tours. Choose from bus or walking tours – or boat trips along the coast and Dinas Island.
Talking of boat trips, it would be crazy to visit Pembrokeshire and not enjoy its rugged coastline from the water. Between them, Pembrokeshire Islands Boat Trips and Voyages of Discovery introduce you to the wild beauty of Skomer, Ramsey, Grassholm and Skokholm islands. Look out for the famous puffins and, if you’re lucky, a whale!
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Torch Theatre
The Torch Theatre has an extensive programme of live events including work from their resident company as well as the latest cinema listings, a gallery and the Cafe Torch.
Pembrokeshire Islands Boat Trips
Spectacular wildlife adventure trips on a fast, rigid inflatable boat. Runs every day exploring the Pembrokeshire coastline and islands.
Black Rock Outdoor Company | Coastal Foraging
Coastal Foraging, along the gorgeous shores of South Pembrokeshire
Griffin Inn
Where the seafood is as honest as the welcome AWARD-WINNING LOCATION, SEAFOOD & SERVICE Nationwide recognition as one of the best and most exciting places to eat fresh fish in Pembrokeshire.
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
