Pembrokeshire

Wales

A coastal scene with a large white building, a rocky cliff, and a fort on a small island.
A historic castle with a moat, surrounded by lush greenery and reflecting in calm water.
A coastal scene with three prominent rock formations in the sea.
A coastal cliff with waves crashing against it.
A beach with cliffs and a group of people on horseback.

Popular cities in Pembrokeshire

Pembroke
Known for Friendly people, Spas and Countryside
Home to a striking 11th-century castle, this welcoming Welsh town is also a gateway to the picturesque coastal towns of south Pembrokeshire.

Reasons to visit

  • Pembroke Castle
  • Freshwater East Beach
  • Barafundle Bay
Tenby
Known for Recreation, Churches and Fishing
In the Little Town of Fishes explore historic structures and colored buildings within the town walls and stroll along the scenic beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Tenby Beach
  • Harbour Beach
  • Carew Castle
Haverfordwest
Known for Castle, Boating and Kayaking
Nestled amid the heart of Pembrokeshire’s patchwork countryside is a town home to castles, centuries-old pubs, golf courses and scenic gardens.

Reasons to visit

  • St. David's Cathedral
  • Whitesands Bay
  • Marloes Sands
Saundersfoot
Known for Spas, Beaches and Relaxing
Relaxing Saundersfoot awaits: its adventures, zoo, beaches, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Monkstone Beach
Cardigan
Known for Spas, Historical and Sea
This town of twisting medieval streets is a gateway to the magnificent beaches, coastal walks and countryside of Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.

Reasons to visit

  • Mwnt Beach
Clarbeston Road
Known for Friendly people
Check out the local area in Clarbeston Road—home to attractions like Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Llys-y-fran Reservoir and Country Park.

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