Things to do and events in Pembrokeshire
 Mother nature blessed us with glorious natural attractions, but even away from the coast and mountains, you’ll never have a dull moment. We’re not just beaches or beautiful walks in the country, there’s a wide range of events, days out and attractions just waiting to be explored.
Discover the fascinating history of one of our spectacular castles or ancient monuments, or wander through colourful gardens gathering inspiration. Enjoy the thrills and spills of action rides with your family at an adventure or theme park.
Take a boat trip to explore the islands and wildlife of Pembrokeshire from a viewpoint many don’t get to see. Tuck into delicious food made with the finest Pembrokeshire goodies or watch the experts knock up a dish in minutes at a food festival.
If you are looking for a truly authentic experience, browse nationally acclaimed galleries and museums or get closer to the local artists and makers with a visit to their studios, workshops and mills, they reflect the heartbeat of Pembrokeshire and are an intrinsic part of our identity.
Spend a day wrapped in seaweed or plunge into a warm pool with show stopping views at a totally chilled spa. Then you’re ready to head out to experience the talents of Pembrokeshire’s musicians, whether it is a traditional folk band in the local pub or a classical concert in the grand setting of St Davids Cathedral.
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Melin Tregwynt
Owned by the same family since 1912, over 30 local people work at the mill and their products can be found in design-led shops and smart hotels, on film and TV. You can watch the weaving Mon to Fri and there is a mill shop, cafe and picnic area open 7 days a week.
Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
An enormous stone castle in a picturesque location next to the mill pond, which powers the tide mill. The castle is ruined now, but was once a powerful stronghold and a grand Elizabethan mansion.
Coastal Foraging with Craig Evans
Craig takes walks along the coasts of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire and finds ingredients to cook up a feast right there and then – proving there are rich culinary pickings on the beach, from mussels to plants and crabs.
National Trust Stackpole Estate
Discover the National Trust Stackpole Estate the beautiful coastline and first National Forest of Wales. With award-winning sandy beaches Barafundle Bay and Broad Haven South and tranquil wooded valleys, wildlife-rich lily ponds, and walking trails, there’s lots to see and do.
Pembroke Castle
An enormous oval castle, mostly surrounded by a serene mill pond. Extensively restored in Victorian times, it’s dominated by the complex gatehouse on the outside and the huge circular keep.
Pembrokeshire Islands Boat Trips
Spectacular wildlife adventure trips on a fast, rigid inflatable boat. Runs every day exploring the Pembrokeshire coastline and islands.
Martha's Vineyard
Based on Milford Waterfront in the heart of Pembrokeshire, we are a family-run bar and restaurant with a strong reputation for offering a warm welcome, great quality food and a relaxing atmosphere.
The Hats & Barrels
Riverside public house/restaurant in the harbour village of Solva, which is situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Scenic walks and stunning beaches nearby
Fresh Seafood
Feud Hall
Come and Settle The Score at Llwyngwair’s Feud Hall (Feidr Frwydro). The ultimate destination for all-weather activities! Rain or shine, we’ve got you covered.
Great for Families
The Snug Pub & Cafe - Saundersfoot
The Snug Pub & Café can be found in the heart of the seaside village of Saundersfoot.
Close to Beach
Oakwood Theme Park
At Oakwood, you can enjoy a jam-packed day out with rollercoasters, rides and attractions for all ages.