Top 10 things to do in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is the Welsh coast at its best: a national park of cliffs and beaches, islands for puffins, castles and a tiny cathedral city. It suits walkers, families and wildlife lovers.
- 1
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
📍 Along the coastWalks, coastA long coastal national trail along dramatic cliffs and beaches.
- 2
St Davids Cathedral
📍 St DavidsHistory, indoorsA cathedral in the smallest city in Britain, set in a quiet valley.
- 3
Pembroke Castle
📍 PembrokeHistory, castleA huge castle and birthplace of Henry VII, with a tower to climb.
- 4
Tenby
📍 TenbySeaside, townA colourful walled seaside town with sandy beaches and a harbour.
- 5
Skomer Island
📍 Martin’s HavenWildlife, puffinsA nature reserve with puffins, shearwaters and seals. Boat access and landing limits apply.
- 6
Barafundle Bay
📍 Near StackpoleBeachA sheltered sandy bay reached by a short coast walk.
- 7
Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
📍 CarewHistoryA ruined castle and an unusual tidal mill beside a millpond.
- 8
Oakwood Theme Park
📍 NarberthFamiliesA large theme park with rides and a water park.
- 9
Strumble Head Lighthouse
📍 Near FishguardCoast, viewsA lighthouse on a rocky headland, good for seabirds and sunsets.
- 10
Manorbier Castle
📍 ManorbierHistoryA castle above a sandy beach, birthplace of Gerald of Wales.
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Last checked: October 2026.