Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It’s the UK’s only coastal national park; a mosaic of breathtaking beaches, ancient stone circles, and wildlife wonders. Every step along the Coast Path is a step through time, and every sunset paints a story of the day’s end over the Irish Sea. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park by numbers: - 600 miles (966km) of public footpaths and bridleways; - 35,000 feet (10,668km) (total rise and fall of the Coast Path, greater than the height of Mount Everest); - 186 mil

Coastal Habitats - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

It’s been a year like no other, where we’ve needed nature like never before. But let’s tread lightly as we explore our National Park’s Wonder Filled Coast again. #TreadLightly Mae wedi bod yn flwyddyn fel dim arall, lle mae angen natur mwy nag erioed. Ond gadewch i ni droedio’n ysgafn wrth i ni archwilio Arfordir Llawn rhyfeddod ein Parc Cenedlaethol eto. #TroedionYsgafn | Pembrokeshire Coast

Embracing a Pembrokeshire Winter 🧣🌨️☕ Many of our visitors have fallen in love with Pembrokeshire in the Summer, which with our golden-sand beaches and host of outdoor activities, is easy to do. But many visitors are returning to experience the magic of a Pembrokeshire Winter. With quiet market towns and villages, cosy accommodation and crisp empty beaches, Winter in Pembrokeshire offers a sense of calm and escapism that’s so different to the Summer months. It also provides Good Visitors with

Explore the Coastal Way - Visit Pembrokeshire

Whether you’re seeking scenic walks, artisan crafts, or culinary delights, Solva promises an unforgettable Pembrokeshire getaway. Solva may be small, but it’s bursting with creative energy. The village is home to several art galleries, independent shops, and artisan studios, many of which showcase the work of local artists and craftspeople. From seascape paintings and handcrafted ceramics to unique jewellery and textiles, Solva offers a feast for those who appreciate the arts. Pause for lunch at