Pembrokeshire

Landmark4.8/5

Barafundle Bay Beach

Pembrokeshire's sandy beach sits between coastal cliffs, reached by a path along the coast. Clear water meets pale sand at the end of the walk.

Culture4.8/5

St. Davids Cathedral

Get ready for an awe-inspiring adventure at St Davids Cathedral! This iconic religious sanctuary in Haverfordwest will leave you speechless with its magnificent architecture and stunning stained glass windows. Don't miss the chance to soak up the peaceful atmosphere and admire the intricate details. Whether you're a history buff or simply seeking serenity, this gem is a must-visit!

Landmark4.7/5

Pembroke Castle

Pembroke's medieval castle wraps around a broad courtyard, with towers to climb and ramparts you can walk. A cave lies inside the walls.

Landmark4.9/5

Skomer

This Welsh island is one of Britain's best-known seabird colonies, with puffins nesting across its grassy slopes. The ground is honeycombed with burrows, and footpaths thread between them.

Culture4.6/5

Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre

This museum fills a dockyard chapel with shipyard and wartime displays. Photos show the Millennium Falcon being built in Pembroke Dock.

Culture4.4/5

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery

Clifftop museum and art gallery with Tenby history and Welsh art. One case holds mammoth teeth.

Landmark4.7/5

Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo

Giraffes, penguins and red pandas are among the animals at this Pembrokeshire zoo and adventure park. A vintage fairground sits beside the enclosures.

Landmark4.6/5

Fishguard Bay

Landmark4.6/5

Solva Harbour Society

Harbor clubhouse in Solva, with coffee and a view over the water.

Landmark4.8/5

Tenby Harbour

Welcome to Tenby Harbour, located in the captivating coastal town of Tenby in the UK! This charming harbor is like a vibrant painting with its colorful fishing boats bobbing in the sparkling blue waters. Stroll along the quayside, indulge in tasty fish and chips, and soak up the lively atmosphere. Don't miss the stunning views of the medieval town's ancient walls and golden sandy beaches. Pure bliss awaits!

Eat$$$$4.6/5

Lan y Môr Restaurant Saundersfoot

Coasting into the dreamy Saundersfoot village, Coast Restaurant at Coppet Hall Beach Centre promises a sea-soaked adventure for your taste buds! Brace yourself for a beachy feast of locally-sourced seafood delicacies, fused with bold flavors and served with a side of stunning coastal views. With its relaxed vibe and Instagram-worthy dishes, Coast is the ultimate culinary treasure trove!

Eat$$$4.8/5

The Cwtch Restaurant

Looking for a cozy spot to fuel up in Llantwit Major? Swing by The Cwtch Restaurant on East St for a taste of Welsh hospitality and delicious dishes. Nestled in a picturesque location, this gem is perfect for a relaxing meal after exploring the town. Don't miss out on their mouth-watering menu!

Stay4.75/5

Roch Castle

Dating back to the 12th century, Roch Castle offers guest accommodation, set on a rocky outcrop over looking St Brides Bay. Roch Castle offers free parking and WiFi. Each guest room has en suite bathroom facilities. Some bathrooms come with a shower while others come with a separate bath and shower. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. There is also a TV with DVD player, iPod dock, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. Breakfast is served at Roch Castle. Around 9 miles east of St David’s, Roch Castle is around 28 miles from the popular resort of Tenby and neighbouring Saundersfoot. Roch Castle is next to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and 2 miles from Newgale Beach.

Stay$$4.05/5

Boar's Head

The family run Boar's Head Hotel is an historic Coaching Inn, which dates back to the early 17th Century. It is situated in the town of Carmarthen, less than half a mile from the train station and offers limited free private parking. Rooms at the Boars Head are non-smoking and feature an en suite bathroom, a 10-channel TV and complimentary tea/coffee making facilities. There are also limited ground-floor rooms available, which are equipped with disabled facilities. The Hotel's oak panelled Olde Worlde Restaurant, open every day, and offers an extensive menu. It features foods such as steak, fish and vegetarian options, as well as a children’s menu. There is a lounge area and a bar offering, real ales, lagers, ciders and a variety of wines and spirits. Set in heart of the picturesque county of Carmarthenshire and less than a 5-minute drive from the A40. The M4 Motorway is less than 16 miles away and offers links to Swansea, Cardiff and the South West of England. The Towy Estuary is less than 7 miles away.

Stay3.95/5

Slebech Park Estate

Historical restaurant with rooms in the heart of Pembrokeshire Coast Nation Park Each room has a unique design and offers a range of views. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee, Organic Toiletries and Egyptian Cotton bedding. Slebech Park Estate offers the chance to wander undisturbed on meandering walks down by the river, meadows and mature woodlands. There are many places for guests to sit and relax and unwind. The Estate features plenty of natural beauty and offers the chance to see many local birds, otters and bats, Trees and Hedgerows. An array of activities are offered in the area, such as cycling and fishing. Pembroke Castle and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path can be reached within 17 miles of the property. Tenby and St Catherine's Island & Fort are also 17 miles away. The Peg Restaurant is a relaxed neighborhood bistro where everyone feels welcome — from families out for an easy-going meal to couples looking for a cozy date night. We serve up comforting, seasonal dishes made with care, all in a warm and inviting setting that balances casual charm with a touch of bistro elegance. Kids are always welcome, and adults can enjoy a laid-back evening with good wine, great conversation, and food that’s full of flavor without the fuss. Whether it's midweek dinner or a weekend treat, The Peg is all about enjoying simple pleasures in good company.

Stay4.9/5

Y Bwthyn

Stay4.9/5

The Paddock

This Pembrokeshire farmhouse B&B has comfortable rooms and a generous breakfast with eggs from its own hens. The hens visit the windows.

Stay4.8/5

Grove of Narberth

Welcome to Grove of Narberth, a charming and enchanting hideaway nestled in the picturesque village of Molleston, just a stone's throw from Narberth. This boutique hotel offers a delightful fusion of elegance and whimsy, with stunning gardens, luxurious rooms, and a mouthwatering restaurant. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this idyllic retreat and let your worries melt away.

Stay4.6/5

Hilton Court