Places to go and things to do
Must Visit
Home of the Cresselly Arms, our estate pub, a traditional country pub located in a fabulous riverside location. A bustling pub in the summer time and always popular with visitors.
Cresswell Quay
Home of the Cresselly Arms, our estate pub, a traditional country pub located in a fabulous riverside location. A bustling pub in the summer time and always popular with visitors.
Famous not only for its surf, but also more recently as a backdrop to the Harry Potter films. A regular favorite of visitors for its huge beach and dunes. There is a great little mobile coffee vendor located in the National Trust car park up from the beach. Highly recommend. A place called Cafe Mor used to be here. It’s now in nearby Angle.
111 locals recommend
Freshwater West
Famous not only for its surf, but also more recently as a backdrop to the Harry Potter films. A regular favorite of visitors for its huge beach and dunes. There is a great little mobile coffee vendor located in the National Trust car park up from the beach. Highly recommend. A place called Cafe Mor used to be here. It’s now in nearby Angle.
Regularly voted as one of the best beaches not only in Wales but also the United Kingdom.
144 locals recommend
Barafundle Bay Beach
Pembrokeshire Coast PathRegularly voted as one of the best beaches not only in Wales but also the United Kingdom.
Bosherston Lilly pools which leads you down to Broadhaven South is not only a lovely walk but a real gem that brings you out at a fabulous beach. Busy in the summer, quieter in the winter and fabulous all year round.
59 locals recommend
Bosherston
Bosherston Lilly pools which leads you down to Broadhaven South is not only a lovely walk but a real gem that brings you out at a fabulous beach. Busy in the summer, quieter in the winter and fabulous all year round.
Food & Liquid Refreshment
Our own Estate pub. A traditional rural drinking pub. Outdoor “street” food in the summer months, but check before going if looking for food.
Very busy in the summer. Welcoming and a unique location and atmosphere. Very much recommended!
12 locals recommend
The Cresselly Arms
Our own Estate pub. A traditional rural drinking pub. Outdoor “street” food in the summer months, but check before going if looking for food.
Very busy in the summer. Welcoming and a unique location and atmosphere. Very much recommended!
The Stackpole Inn
Sloop Inn
A little gem in the character harbour village of Porthgain.
Local Narberth pub, recently transformed. Good food, welcoming bar. Recomended.
13 locals recommend
The Angel
43 High StLocal Narberth pub, recently transformed. Good food, welcoming bar. Recomended.
Ultracomida
7 High StSpanish/Welsh tapas/deli.
Brilliant and well worth a visit.
Stopio
Narbeth cycle cafe. Highly recommended
Stonecrab
Excellent Saundersfoot seafood restaurant. Booking essential
Food & Bar located in a tipi and on the deck at Wild Lakes. Well worth a visit. Great street style food and lovely spot.
Wild Lakes Cafe & Bar
Cott LaneFood & Bar located in a tipi and on the deck at Wild Lakes. Well worth a visit. Great street style food and lovely spot.
Beer tap and pop up food vendors.
Great selection in the converted corner Narberth Primary School. Highly recommended for a drink and bite to eat. Check them out on Facebook & Insta.
9 locals recommend
Hwb
Moorfield RoadBeer tap and pop up food vendors.
Great selection in the converted corner Narberth Primary School. Highly recommended for a drink and bite to eat. Check them out on Facebook & Insta.
Located by Carew Bridge, good food and drinks. Large garden perfect for a summer meal and drinks.
11 locals recommend
Carew Inn
Picton TerraceLocated by Carew Bridge, good food and drinks. Large garden perfect for a summer meal and drinks.
Post walk breakfast by the beach.
A firm favourite at the Estate office 😬
11 locals recommend
The Pirate
Post walk breakfast by the beach.
A firm favourite at the Estate office 😬
The Brewery Inn
East Angle Bay. The new home of Cafe Mor. Worth the travel to get there. Excellent quirky food. Highly recommended.
11 locals recommend
Old Point House
East Angle Bay. The new home of Cafe Mor. Worth the travel to get there. Excellent quirky food. Highly recommended.
Cowpots
Delicious wood fired pizza
Top Joe's Townhouse
Located in nearby Narberth. Excellent artisan pizzeria. Eat in or take away.
Specialising in vegetarian and vegan cuisine with deli too. Located in nearby Narberth
25 locals recommend
Plumvanilla Cafe
2A St James StSpecialising in vegetarian and vegan cuisine with deli too. Located in nearby Narberth
Known now as Tap & Tan, run by the Feast Pembrokeshire Team. Wood fired cooking. Excellent food and drinks and tunes. Recommended.
12 locals recommend
Sand Bar
Upper Frog StreetKnown now as Tap & Tan, run by the Feast Pembrokeshire Team. Wood fired cooking. Excellent food and drinks and tunes. Recommended.
Simply excellent fish and chips. Saundersfoot. Far from cheap but consistently good. Eat in or take away.
Marina Fish, Chips and More
Simply excellent fish and chips. Saundersfoot. Far from cheap but consistently good. Eat in or take away.
Consistently good eat in or take away Chinese in Pentlepoir, near Kilgetty. Be aware gets very busy so booking is often essential as is pre ordering takeaways in peak times of the season.
30 locals recommend
The Dragon Palace
Consistently good eat in or take away Chinese in Pentlepoir, near Kilgetty. Be aware gets very busy so booking is often essential as is pre ordering takeaways in peak times of the season.
If travelling north up to Ceredigion, do visit Crwst in Cardigan and Poppit Sands.
A favourite of the Estate office team 👍🏼
60 locals recommend
Crwst
Priory StreetIf travelling north up to Ceredigion, do visit Crwst in Cardigan and Poppit Sands.
A favourite of the Estate office team 👍🏼
North Pembs/Southern Ceredigion.
Great beach and worth the visit now that Crwst have taken on the cafe.
21 locals recommend
Poppit Sands Cafe & Shop
North Pembs/Southern Ceredigion.
Great beach and worth the visit now that Crwst have taken on the cafe.
Another Cardigan haunt for adventures to the north.
Very busy in Summer.
102 locals recommend
Pizzatipi
1 Cambrian QuayAnother Cardigan haunt for adventures to the north.
Very busy in Summer.
The Bishops
22-23 Cross SquarePopular St Davids pub and food. Worth stopping in when local.
LOBSTER AND MôR
Grove PlaceHigh class dining. Beach side location. Impressive and an indulgence.
54 locals recommend
Coast Restaurant
High class dining. Beach side location. Impressive and an indulgence.
Boutique hotel with restaurants. A great trip for that special occasion for food.
19 locals recommend
The Grove - Narberth
The GroveBoutique hotel with restaurants. A great trip for that special occasion for food.
Pointz Castle Ice Cream
Superb gelato. 👌🏼
Great fish based restaurant in the harbour village of Porthgain. Just by The Sloop. Very recommended.
68 locals recommend
The Shed Bistro
56 Llanrhian RdGreat fish based restaurant in the harbour village of Porthgain. Just by The Sloop. Very recommended.
Sightseeing
Everyone has heard of Tenby, the quintessential seaside resort. A bustling hive of activity in Summer but a more slower pace out of season. Some great pubs and restaurants. Well worth an explore and a day out.
The beaches of Tenby are world renowned as is the nearby Monastic island of Caldy.
283 locals recommend
Tenby
Everyone has heard of Tenby, the quintessential seaside resort. A bustling hive of activity in Summer but a more slower pace out of season. Some great pubs and restaurants. Well worth an explore and a day out.
The beaches of Tenby are world renowned as is the nearby Monastic island of Caldy.
The cathedral city of St Davids, is the smallest city in the UK. About a 40 minute drive away, St Davids is steeped in history. Recommended for a day out with nearby beaches and plenty of options of places to eat and drink
191 locals recommend
St Davids
The cathedral city of St Davids, is the smallest city in the UK. About a 40 minute drive away, St Davids is steeped in history. Recommended for a day out with nearby beaches and plenty of options of places to eat and drink
Part of the Dashwood family Estates, Manorbier Castle's ancestors have owned the castle since 1670. The Castle is one of the few castles in private hands in Wales.
Set in an imposing position above the beach of Manorbier, the Castle is steeped in history.
65 locals recommend
Manorbier Castle
Part of the Dashwood family Estates, Manorbier Castle's ancestors have owned the castle since 1670. The Castle is one of the few castles in private hands in Wales.
Set in an imposing position above the beach of Manorbier, the Castle is steeped in history.
Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
Castle LaneCanaston Woods is perfect for an afternoon or evening stroll. There are lots of options depending on whether you want a long, short, hard, or easy walk. The woodland straddles the A4075 and is packed with history, as well as flora and fauna. The Knights’ Way, an ancient pilgrim’s route between St Davids Cathedral in the north of Pembrokeshire, and Amroth on the east coast runs straight through it, and also the medieval ruins of the 15th century Mounton Chapel in the west, and Blackpool Mill, a 19th-century watermill, in the east.
Canaston Wood
Canaston Woods is perfect for an afternoon or evening stroll. There are lots of options depending on whether you want a long, short, hard, or easy walk. The woodland straddles the A4075 and is packed with history, as well as flora and fauna. The Knights’ Way, an ancient pilgrim’s route between St Davids Cathedral in the north of Pembrokeshire, and Amroth on the east coast runs straight through it, and also the medieval ruins of the 15th century Mounton Chapel in the west, and Blackpool Mill, a 19th-century watermill, in the east.
Porthgain Harbour station
Great base for a walk to nearby Abereiddy.
Home of the famous Blue Lagoon and location for the UK leg of the Red Bull Cliff Diving Tour.
30 locals recommend
Abereiddy Beach
Pembrokeshire Coast PathHome of the famous Blue Lagoon and location for the UK leg of the Red Bull Cliff Diving Tour.
Stackpole Quay
Pembrokeshire Coast PathColby Woodland Garden (National Trust)
Porthclais Harbour
St Justinian's
Days out
Folly Farm
The Dinosaur Park
2 Gower ViewHeatherton World of Activities
Manor Wildlife Park
Oakwood Theme Park
Canaston BridgePembrokeshire’s wake park and inshore water sport centre. Now called Wild Lakes it’s also a great place for a drink and bite to eat. Do check online / Facebook to insure doing food before going if you need to eat!
41 locals recommend
Pembrokeshire Wake Park
Cott LanePembrokeshire’s wake park and inshore water sport centre. Now called Wild Lakes it’s also a great place for a drink and bite to eat. Do check online / Facebook to insure doing food before going if you need to eat!
Scolton Manor
A Bay To Remember - Departure Point
The MooringsNature reserve island.
Best to find details online for trips to the island.
64 locals recommend
Skomer Island
Nature reserve island.
Best to find details online for trips to the island.
Wake board park and aqua park (inflatables assault course!) plus indoor climbing wall. A day of afternoon of adventure.
41 locals recommend
Pembrokeshire Wake Park
Cott LaneWake board park and aqua park (inflatables assault course!) plus indoor climbing wall. A day of afternoon of adventure.
Picton Castle & Gardens
Caldey Island (Welsh:Ynys Bŷr) is a small island near Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, less than 1 mile (1.6 km) off the coast..
With a recorded history going back over 1,500 years, it is one of the holy islands of Britain. A number of traditions inherited from Celtic times are observed by the Cistercian monks of Caldey Abbey, the owners of the island.
76 locals recommend
Caldey Island
Caldey Island (Welsh:Ynys Bŷr) is a small island near Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, less than 1 mile (1.6 km) off the coast..
With a recorded history going back over 1,500 years, it is one of the holy islands of Britain. A number of traditions inherited from Celtic times are observed by the Cistercian monks of Caldey Abbey, the owners of the island.
Recently renovated visitor centre and activity centred around the reservoir at Llys Y Fran.
20 locals recommend
Llys y Fran Country Park & Reservoir
Clarbeston RoadRecently renovated visitor centre and activity centred around the reservoir at Llys Y Fran.
Golf
Historic Championship links course. Located on the edge of the Tenby, a real test, especially when theres a breeze.
Recently renovated clubhouse with excellent restaurant.
16 locals recommend
Tenby Golf Club
Historic Championship links course. Located on the edge of the Tenby, a real test, especially when theres a breeze.
Recently renovated clubhouse with excellent restaurant.
Described by Golf World as having a view that rivals Pebble Beach. An excllent links style course, with the lower 4 holes more a heathland style layout. A testing course, always presented well. Good facilities, food and drink. Very much recommended.
Home course to our Estate Director, Lloyd
12 locals recommend
Cardigan Golf Club
Described by Golf World as having a view that rivals Pebble Beach. An excllent links style course, with the lower 4 holes more a heathland style layout. A testing course, always presented well. Good facilities, food and drink. Very much recommended.
Home course to our Estate Director, Lloyd
Seaside course in Newport. Great views and welcome. Another testing course, but manageable.
8 locals recommend
Newport Links Golf Club
Golf Course RdSeaside course in Newport. Great views and welcome. Another testing course, but manageable.
Derllys Court Golf Club
Beaches & Surfing
Manorbier Beach
Pembrokeshire Coast PathNewgale
Freshwater West
Little Haven
Whitesands Bay
Pembrokeshire Coast PathWest Angle Beach
Amroth
Marloes Sands
Poppit Sands Beach
Newport
Coppet Hall Beach
Traeth Mwnt
Very much a hidden beach on the MOD testing range at Pendine. Usually only open on weekends but check on line for access. Absolutely huge beach & the Easter end of Pendine Sands. 12 miles long and often quiet.
A trek to get there but can be spectacular.
Dog friendly all year round.
Ginst Point, Laugharne, Carmarthen SA33 4RS, UK
Very much a hidden beach on the MOD testing range at Pendine. Usually only open on weekends but check on line for access. Absolutely huge beach & the Easter end of Pendine Sands. 12 miles long and often quiet.
A trek to get there but can be spectacular.
Dog friendly all year round.