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Beavers Retreat offers luxury Bell Tent accommodation in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Located near Tenby, the location is ideal for a family, couple or group holiday.

Erw-Lon Farmhouse is a lovely, peaceful working farm set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Located at the foot of the Preseli Hills overlooking the beautiful wooded Gwaun Valley.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park coastal footpath passes along The Croft and can be followed to Saundersfoot and beyond.

Idyllic working farm approximately 2 miles from Saundersfoot and 5 miles from Tenby on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

For those in search of the perfect road trip, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park truly offers something for everyone.

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.

One of the UK’s most beautiful seaside resorts, set in the world famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Tenby Adventure offers guided coasteering and sea kayaking along the Pembrokeshire Coast, operating from Tenby within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Led by experienced local guides, activities explore sea caves, cliffs, and sheltered coves, with sessions adapted to conditions and ability.

Big Blue Kitesurfing was set up with the aim of providing safe high quality kitesports tuition in the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Come foraging with our knowledgeable and experienced guides in the stunningly beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. There is no better place to discover your ‘inner forager’ than along the hedgerows, ancient trackways and shoreline around St Davids. The changing seasons offer different flavours and different plants, so no forage will ever be the same. You will be inspired with a new enthusiasm on how to make the most of wild ingredients in everyday life; to get out into the countryside and become more aware of what is growing around you and what nature can provide.

Haverfordwest Golf Club is an excellent parkland course adjacent to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in West Wales.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a special place and needs careful management to look after it for everyone to enjoy, now and in the future. At the National Park Authority, we’re charged with keeping the Park special.

FEAST AT THE QUAY The home of live fire cookery & craft BBQ in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. We are super excited to welcome you to our new and exciting residency at this famous old pub, The Cresselly Arms. Situated on the Cresswell River this 250 year old venue feels like a throwback to days gone by. From the homely farm kitchen interior, where a roaring fire burns in the hearth to the extensive outdoor seating, bars & quay walls, its a haven for locals and visitors alike. Accessible by boat from the estuary at high tide, the pub offers a great range of guest beers and ciders, and has recently been awarded “CAMRA Welsh Pub Of The Year 2024”…

Tenby Blues Festival 2026 will take place over the weekend of 13th-15th November when a warm welcome will be extended to Blues fans from near and far, new and returning, to enjoy a fun filled three days in one of the UK’s loveliest seaside towns set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Three days of wonderful Blues in all its forms featuring around 50 acts in over 20 venues, most of them with free admission, is the hallmark of this award winning community event with a terrific atmosphere and a friendly vibe that is second to none. This is our 20th Festival so we intend making it an extra-special weekend by bringing back an exciting mix of some of our favourite performers together with some amazing newcomers. There’ll be plenty of surprises and some very interesting merchandise and memorabilia on display and for sale (but no snow globes, sorry). Don’t leave it until the last minute to get your tickets! We are hoping to sell out.

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Pembrokeshire residents and visitors are invited to explore one of Wales’ ancient routes at Discovering the Golden Road, taking place on Saturday 18 April at Tafarn Sinc. The event begins with a two-hour guided walk along the Golden Road in the Preseli Hills, led by Tomos Jones, Community Archaeologist with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. The walk will last approximately two hours and will take place on uneven terrain. Following the walk, attendees will return to Tafarn Sinc for a gin tasting and Q&A session. Lunch will be available to purchase at Tafarn Sinc.