Countryside attractions in Pembrokeshire

Practically the entire county of Pembrokeshire could be included in this part of our guide! For a start there's the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which takes in 612 square kilometres and stretches from St Dogmaels in the north to Amroth in the south. This is one of the most spectacular scenic areas in Britain, with an incredibly rich ecology of plant and bird life, not to mention the wealth of historic sites including castles, churches, and prehistoric monuments.

Within the National Park are several stretches of Heritage Coast areas, such as St Brides Bay, Marloes and Dale, South Pembrokeshire, Dinas Head, and St David's Peninsula. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path links the Heritage Coasts and follows the coast for 186 miles from Poppit in the north to Amroth, and on the way it passes some of the most beautiful beaches in Britain, particularly on the southern section of the route.






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Popular Historic Attractions

Penmon Priory
Abbey   Heritage Rating 5

Carew Castle
Castle   Heritage Rating 5

Carew Cross
Historic Building   Heritage Rating 5

Chepstow Castle
Castle   Heritage Rating 5

Caernarfon Castle
Castle   Heritage Rating 5


Penally (Self catering)
Crown Cottage, Penally

Crown Cottage

This blue-coloured, semi-detached cottage rests in the village of Penally, Pembrokeshire and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
Sleeps 5

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Tenby (Self catering)
The Mushroom House, Tenby

The Mushroom House

Well-furnished throughout and boasting a light, airy, open plan living space, this property also offers a cosy bedroom and a charming decked area, ideal for a romantic dinner in the …
Sleeps 2

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