Staying in Pembrokeshire
The Pembrokeshire coast national park takes up about a third of the county and is the largest in Britain.
Part of the thrill of exploring the coast is the variety of landscapes.
For a bit of education that's fun too, try one of the national events.
They include rock pool safari, crab catching, bat walks and even time travel! In Skomer there are daily boats that leave from Martins Haven where you can see the fantastic birdlife like puffins, guillemots, razorbills and maybe even short eared owls in the summer, there is even an option of staying in a smart bunker, an unforgettable experience when the Manx shearwaters return to their burrows under the cover of darkness.
Pembrokeshire is one of the best places in Britain to see dolphins, whales and porpoises.
Cardigan Bay on the northern shore has a resident population of bottlenose dolphins.
Grey seals are an important marine species with a third of the world's population living around the Pembrokeshire coast.
You can see them bobbing about in sheltered inaccessible coves, They come to the shore between September and November when they give birth to pups on isolated beaches.
There are lots of places to go fishing, you could cast your line from the rocks and from beaches or you could go salmon and Trout fishing in purpose-built lakes and reservoirs.
Or why not catch your own supper the easiest way is on the mackerel fishing boat trip.
Everything you need is provided.
There are also some fantastic coastal walks, the biggest of them all is the 186 mile Pembrokeshire coast path, If you don't want to walk that far then you can pick and choose, there is always the coastal bus that can take you where you want to go.
There is also the option of golfing packages with even some accommodations having a golf course on site.
Why not bring your dog with you they will enjoy the extended walks along the coast path and not only that but they will love running along the beach, it will be easy to find a space for them to run around with 50 beaches to choose from, and you wont have to worry about other beach users.
There are also many cycle tracks you could explore with all different terrains, for those experienced and adventurous riders the terrain is rugged.
For those kids and families there is always the cycle path from Johnston it is 9 miles downhill! There is also the horse-riding if you want to save the strain on your legs, there are trail rides or beach rides, for something different you could always try riding cowboy style at sycamores ranch, Wales only western riding centre.
There is so many things to do the list is endless.
There is surfing, coastering, sailing, canoeing, kite surfing, body boarding, and that's just water sports.
There is also Folly farm, indoor playgrounds, Oakwood theme park, indoor karting, museums, galleries, cathedrals, gardens and castles and that's just for starters.
Pembrokeshire has fantastic seafood which is always locally sourced.
The mild climate is perfect for growing crops and Pembrokeshire can produce anything from Fresh vegetables to soft fruit, to succulent lamb and beef to award winning dairy.
They also have food fairs, farmers markets and events such as the Pembrokeshire fish week.
You will be able to identify which eating establishments have locally produced products by the Pembrokeshire mark scheme.
There is no shortage of places to stay in Pembrokeshire, from bed and breakfast, guest houses, farm houses, hotels, self catering or camping and caravanning.
If you have a list of things you want to do in Pembrokeshire, there is plenty of accommodation that can suit your needs and budgets.
Perhaps you would like on-site swimming pools, a beach at the bottom of the garden or to be completely isolated with no other houses for miles, maybe even to have somewhere to park your boat! Yes the choice really is endless and Pembrokeshire will suit all your needs, and can entertain a family of 4 with a fun filled holiday, a couple wanting a relaxing break, cyclists, walkers, thrill seekers, golfers, and fisherman.
If Pembrokeshire sounds like the place for you then why not book your holiday today in the beautiful serene surrounding with fantastic views and im sure you will have a fantastic time.
Part of the thrill of exploring the coast is the variety of landscapes.
For a bit of education that's fun too, try one of the national events.
They include rock pool safari, crab catching, bat walks and even time travel! In Skomer there are daily boats that leave from Martins Haven where you can see the fantastic birdlife like puffins, guillemots, razorbills and maybe even short eared owls in the summer, there is even an option of staying in a smart bunker, an unforgettable experience when the Manx shearwaters return to their burrows under the cover of darkness.
Pembrokeshire is one of the best places in Britain to see dolphins, whales and porpoises.
Cardigan Bay on the northern shore has a resident population of bottlenose dolphins.
Grey seals are an important marine species with a third of the world's population living around the Pembrokeshire coast.
You can see them bobbing about in sheltered inaccessible coves, They come to the shore between September and November when they give birth to pups on isolated beaches.
There are lots of places to go fishing, you could cast your line from the rocks and from beaches or you could go salmon and Trout fishing in purpose-built lakes and reservoirs.
Or why not catch your own supper the easiest way is on the mackerel fishing boat trip.
Everything you need is provided.
There are also some fantastic coastal walks, the biggest of them all is the 186 mile Pembrokeshire coast path, If you don't want to walk that far then you can pick and choose, there is always the coastal bus that can take you where you want to go.
There is also the option of golfing packages with even some accommodations having a golf course on site.
Why not bring your dog with you they will enjoy the extended walks along the coast path and not only that but they will love running along the beach, it will be easy to find a space for them to run around with 50 beaches to choose from, and you wont have to worry about other beach users.
There are also many cycle tracks you could explore with all different terrains, for those experienced and adventurous riders the terrain is rugged.
For those kids and families there is always the cycle path from Johnston it is 9 miles downhill! There is also the horse-riding if you want to save the strain on your legs, there are trail rides or beach rides, for something different you could always try riding cowboy style at sycamores ranch, Wales only western riding centre.
There is so many things to do the list is endless.
There is surfing, coastering, sailing, canoeing, kite surfing, body boarding, and that's just water sports.
There is also Folly farm, indoor playgrounds, Oakwood theme park, indoor karting, museums, galleries, cathedrals, gardens and castles and that's just for starters.
Pembrokeshire has fantastic seafood which is always locally sourced.
The mild climate is perfect for growing crops and Pembrokeshire can produce anything from Fresh vegetables to soft fruit, to succulent lamb and beef to award winning dairy.
They also have food fairs, farmers markets and events such as the Pembrokeshire fish week.
You will be able to identify which eating establishments have locally produced products by the Pembrokeshire mark scheme.
There is no shortage of places to stay in Pembrokeshire, from bed and breakfast, guest houses, farm houses, hotels, self catering or camping and caravanning.
If you have a list of things you want to do in Pembrokeshire, there is plenty of accommodation that can suit your needs and budgets.
Perhaps you would like on-site swimming pools, a beach at the bottom of the garden or to be completely isolated with no other houses for miles, maybe even to have somewhere to park your boat! Yes the choice really is endless and Pembrokeshire will suit all your needs, and can entertain a family of 4 with a fun filled holiday, a couple wanting a relaxing break, cyclists, walkers, thrill seekers, golfers, and fisherman.
If Pembrokeshire sounds like the place for you then why not book your holiday today in the beautiful serene surrounding with fantastic views and im sure you will have a fantastic time.
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