Pembrokeshire - it’s the best!
Sightseeing
St Davids is just 3 miles away and is Britain’s smallest city.
3 visits to St Davids Cathedral is worth one to Rome!
124 locals recommend
St. Davids Cathedral
The PebblesSt Davids is just 3 miles away and is Britain’s smallest city.
3 visits to St Davids Cathedral is worth one to Rome!
St Justinian's
Home to the RNLI lifeboat. Depart for Ramsey Island from here or a boat trip.
Abereiddy
The infamous Blue Lagoon.
Busy in the height of summer but loads to see and do and stunning beaches.
85 locals recommend
Tenby Harbour
Busy in the height of summer but loads to see and do and stunning beaches.
Simply stunning. Depart from St Justinians for a few hours or a day.
12 locals recommend
Ramsey Island
Simply stunning. Depart from St Justinians for a few hours or a day.
St Davids
Loads to see, do, eat and drink
Little Haven
Great food and a little beach too
Really busy in summer but still beautiful. Lots to see and do. Shops, restaurants, cafes
283 locals recommend
Tenby
Really busy in summer but still beautiful. Lots to see and do. Shops, restaurants, cafes
Best beaches
Whitesands Bay
Pembrokeshire Coast PathLovely white Sandy beach. Lifeguard in season.
Newgale Beach
Surf shop. Miles of beach. Lifeguard in season.
Walk from Porthgain or from Aberiddi to this beautiful little beach.
Steep access and no lifeguards so be careful swimming. There can be strong currents.
Traeth Llyfn
Llanrhian RoadWalk from Porthgain or from Aberiddi to this beautiful little beach.
Steep access and no lifeguards so be careful swimming. There can be strong currents.
Set off from Solva on the coast path to arrive 3 miles later at Caerfai.
A really lovely Sandy beach at low tide but pebbly at high tide.
No lifeguard but generally safe to swim.
6 locals recommend
Caerfai Bay
Set off from Solva on the coast path to arrive 3 miles later at Caerfai.
A really lovely Sandy beach at low tide but pebbly at high tide.
No lifeguard but generally safe to swim.
Aberiddi is a little different to most of our Pembrokeshire beaches but has the warmest water in my opinion and has loads to do. Fossils are abundant in the shale and rocks on the beach. Rock pools and a walk to the Blue Lagoon keeps everyone busy.
24 locals recommend
Abereiddy
Aberiddi is a little different to most of our Pembrokeshire beaches but has the warmest water in my opinion and has loads to do. Fossils are abundant in the shale and rocks on the beach. Rock pools and a walk to the Blue Lagoon keeps everyone busy.
Great food
Cafe on the Quay
Trinity QuayGreat coffee and cake whilst the children go crabbing.
Great character pub. Sit outside in the sun or enjoy a local homemade meal.
53 locals recommend
Sloop Inn
Great character pub. Sit outside in the sun or enjoy a local homemade meal.
Wild food at its best. Superb shop with homemade marine soaps.
High Street, St Davids
7 locals recommend
Really Wild Emporium
24 High StreetWild food at its best. Superb shop with homemade marine soaps.
High Street, St Davids
The Cambrian Inn
Main StreetMamGu Welshcakes
20 Main StWelsh cakes and great breakfasts in Solva
Thirty Five
35 Main StFresh lobster, crab and fish and chips
Solva
Fresh seafood available at the local shop.
The Bishops
22-23 Cross SquareFreshly made ice cream. The best in St Davids!
The Shed Bistro
56 Llanrhian RdSeafood arrives fresh on the quay and is served at The Shed.
Traveler advice
Traveling with kids
Doctors and Pharmacy
St Davids Doctors Surgery 01437720303