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Central to both beach and countryside, there are three beaches within two miles of the park. Situated off the coast road between Freshwater East and Manorbier, walled town of Tenby 6 miles.

Choose your perfect cottage from hundreds of hand-picked holiday cottages in stunning locations along the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Pembrokeshire Wales Coastal Holidays offers affordable, comfortable self catering accommodation at Freshwater Bay Holiday Village in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Nestled in 500-acres of rolling countryside, Bluestone is a place where your family can relax and feel at home.

Oriel y Parc is a National Park centre, gallery, shopping venue and café in St Davids, the smallest city in Britain. It sits within the UK's only truly coastal National Park.

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

Walk with the dinosaurs on a mile long trail deep in the woodlands, on boardwalks over swamps where over 30 life size dinosaurs are waiting for you.

Wales’s only walking safari, Manor Wildlife Park lets visitors come face to face with exotic and endangered animals from across the globe!

Winners of Pembrokeshire Tourism’s ‘Best Activity Provider’ we are jam-packed with activities for you and your family and friends.

Take a look at Welsh Walkabouts’ most popular walks, which included guided tours of the Clydach Valley near Newport and Never.

We love to create guided walks to perfectly suit your interest and your fitness levels and which show off Pembrokeshire at its wonderful best!

Nestled at the foot of the Preseli Mountains, Llys-y-Frân offers 350 acres of outdoor adventure, including water sports, biking, walking trails, and more. With a Visitor Centre and a range of activities for all ages, it’s the perfect place for family fun or a peaceful retreat in the heart of Pembrokeshire.

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.

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