Animal Fun
There are several attractions in Pembrokeshire where you can get close to animals. You can feed farm animals, see wild animals in a Wildlife Park, experience reptiles, watch fish, amphibians or insects or have a falconry experience. Or if you prefer you can go rock pooling and seek out crabs and small fish.
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Art and Craft
Something about Pembrokeshire seems to attract artists and crafts people to settle here and much of their work is inspired by the sea and landscape. Visit local art galleries or craft shops to enjoy their creative work or have a go yourself.
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Beaches
Pembrokeshire is renowned for its beautiful beaches and they are all different. Whether you want to explore rockpools, surf the waves, launch a boat, build sand castles or just relax there are great beaches waiting for you.
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Beauty Spots
So many! There are stunning views along the rugged coastline of Pembrokeshire. Also beautiful beaches, lovely lakes, picturesque ports, idyllic islands, wonderful woodlands and the prehistoric Prescelly Mountains.
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Castles and Heritage
There are examples of human existence in Pembrokeshire from the Stone Ages, Bronze Age and Iron Age right up to recent times. South Pembrokeshire has some fine examples of Norman castles such as Carew Castle and Pembroke Castle where King Henry VII was born. Pembrokeshire also has an interesting religious heritage and prehistoric sites.
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Cycling
There are lots of quiet country lanes and few busy roads in Pembrokeshire so it's quite a pleasant place to cycle. There are also some traffic free cycle routes and off road trails.
There are bike shops in the local towns and Bike Hire is available from some of them.
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Family Fun
Pembrokeshire is ideal for a family visit. Pembrokeshire has great beaches for traditional seaside fun. There are also several family centred theme parks in Pembrokeshire suitable for many age groups.
For more information on these family theme parks click here
Also look at the sections on Animal Fun, Outdoor Adventure Activities and Motorised Sport for many more fun activities.
Fishing
There are loads of sea, coarse and game fishing opportunities in Pembrokeshire: sea fishing from sandy beaches, the rocky coastline or a charter boat; game fishing in Pemrokeshire's rivers and still water fisheries and there are also plenty of coarse fisheries. The local towns have angling shops.
If you are new to fishing try a fishing boat trip where all the equipment is provided.
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Food and Drink
There is no shortage of places to eat in Pembrookeshire. Most of the local pubs serve meals. A lot of food is grown, reared or caught locally and many of the restaurants use fresh local produce.
There are so many good pubs to choose from in Pembrokeshire - waterside pubs with specatular views, pubs steeped in history, traditional country pubs and popular drinking venues in town.
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Gardens
Pembrokeshire has several woodland gardens to enjoy including the 18th century designed landscape at Stackpole. Not too far from Pembrokeshire are the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasne.
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Golf
Pembrokeshire offers links and parkland golf courses, some with stunning coastal views. There are established and new courses and some are pay and play.
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Horse Riding
In Pembrokeshire there are riding and trekking centres for all levels of ability, including complete beginners. Whether galloping across beaches or trekking along a quiet country lane or woodland track, you will be riding through beautiful Pembrokeshire landscapes. There are several riding centres to choose from.
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Islands and Boat Trips
There is plenty of choice for boat trips along the coast or out to Pembrokeshire Islands such as Caldey, Skomer and Ramsey. You can look out for wildlife or admire the beautiful coast line from the sea. Choose between fast jet boats or more sedate traditional boats.
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Driving Activities
Pembrokeshire has several go Karting facilities, off road quad bike and 4 X 4 experiences. You can also race slot cars and compete at Robot Wars. For young children there is a 'driving school for kids'.
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Nature
Pembrokeshire is renowned for its wild flowers in the hedgerows and along the coastal path. It is also rich in birdlife, especially sea birds on the cliffs and on the islands. There are many whales, dolphins and porpoises in the deep waters off Pembrokshire and seals can often be seen around the cliffs. Pembrokeshire rock pools are teaming with plants and animals. There are many nature reserves and SSSIs (Sites of Special Scientific Interest) on mainland Pembrokeshire and the islands.
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Outdoor Adventure
Pembrokeshire is one of the best venues in the UK for surfing, sea cliff climbing, sea kayaking, kite surfing, diving and coasteering. If you don't have experience and equipment, several businesses in the area provide outdoor activity sessions and equipment.
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Shopping
Pembrokeshire has lots of unique shops, galleries, craft shops, specialist food shops, cottage industries, shops with unusual and original gifts and shops catering for outdoor activites.
Discover thriving Farm Shops in the Countryside. Visit the sunday market or car boot sales at Carew.
Shop in Narberth, Tenby, Pembroke, Milford, St Davids or Haverfordwest.
Towns and Villages
Haverfordwest is the county town of Pembrokeshire. Other towns include the seaside resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot, the market town of Narberth, the historic town of Pembroke and the tiny city of St David's. There are very many villages, some of them really picturesque.
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Walking
Walking is a very popular outdoor activity in Pembrokeshire, from a gentle stroll across a beach to walking several miles of coastal path. There are also inland walks, historic walks, guided walks and paths suitable for wheelchairs. Walks can also be combined with public transport.
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