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Natur in Pembrokeshire
Explore protected habitats with nature in Pembrokeshire, home to some of Wales’ most important conservation areas. Whether you are visiting the seabird colonies on Ramsey Island or walking the National Trust’s Stackpole Estate, you will find pristine environments teeming with life.
Castell a Melin Heli Caeriw
Atyniad Gorau 2024 - Gwobr Croeso Sir Benfro. Castell a Melin Llanw Caeriw: caer Normanaidd drawiadol a melin heli o'r 19eg ganrif wedi’i lleoli wrth ymyl llyn melin llawn golygfeydd. Darganfyddwch dros 2,000 o flynyddoedd o hanes, o wreiddiau Celtaidd hynafol i ysblander oes Elisabeth, i gyd mewn un profiad bythgofiadwy.
Wildwater Sauna
Pembrokeshire’s first luxury, wood-fired, mobile sauna. Promoting our relationship between health, wellbeing and nature.
Stack Rocks & The Green Bridge of Wales
A dramatic natural rock arch and rock pillars on the south west coast of Pembrokeshire.
National Trust Stackpole Estate
Discover the National Trust Stackpole Estate the beautiful coastline and first National Forest of Wales.
Bosherston Lakes
Three flooded limestone valleys best known for their covering carpet of lilies, which are at their best in June.
RSPB-Ramsey Island Nature Reserve
A large Atlantic grey seal colony lives around the Island, pups are born September and October and porpoise feed in Ramsey Sound.
