Things to See and Do in Pembrokeshire

Little Haven Beach

Little Haven Beach is a sheltered, small sandy and rocky inlet in the village of Little Haven in St Bride’s Bay. The village is a quaint fishing village with steep streets descending to the beach where there is a slipway making it popular for boating and it hosts the RNLI lifeboat station and shop for the area. The beach is a mix of pebbles and sand and when the tide...

The Queens Hall Narberth

The Queens Hall Narberth is a live events venue and community hall located in Narberth. Established in 1958, it is situated in the heart of Pembrokeshire, surrounded by a variety of Narberth restaurants, independent shops, pubs, and hotels. As a registered charity, The Queens Hall Narberth has been enriching the community with top-notch live music, theatre performances, and a diverse range of events for over 60 years. Additionally, the venue...

Dyfed Shire Horse Farm

Come and visit Dyfed Shire Horse Farm, a tourist attraction at the foot of the Preseli Mountains in West Wales. Have a day of fun and nostalgia as you get to know these majestic ‘gentle giants’. There’s plenty to do for the whole family, whatever the weather. You can take a tractor ride around our working farm, enjoy a horse and cart ride, meet the other traditional farmyard animals such...

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Perryn Butler Open Studio

Perryn Butler – Artist and Sculptor Discover a captivating collection of carvings, small bronzes, assemblages, paintings, prints, seconds, and cards by internationally collected artist and sculptor Perryn Butler. Using an organic approach, Perryn creates inspired and tactile sculptures, regardless of the design or material. In her Haverfordwest studio, you’ll find thousands of fascinating component pieces she has meticulously crafted or collected. Perryn’s limited edition sculptures are intuitive yet iconic, available...

Fishguard Folk Music

Lively music and entertainment for all the family at many different venues to suit all interests, from pub sessions to theatre events, from chapel to mansion, from folk and traditional performers, shanties, Welsh songs, Irish jigs and reels, singer/songwriters, and more. Pembrokeshire Folk attempts to provide a reference for anyone in the area interested in the folk scene but advises you to get in touch with the event’s contacts to...

St Govan's Chapel

The tiny 13th-century St Govan’s Chapel is perched on the cliff at St Govan’s Head, the most southerly point on the Pembrokeshire coast. A tiny cell measuring 18 by 12 feet, dating from the thirteenth century, but parts of it – the altar and a seat cut in the rock – may be much earlier. The saint reputedly established a hermitage here after escaping pursuit by pirates. Inside is the...

St Non’s Chapel

Set high on a clifftop and surrounded by green fields and stone walls, this evocative monument looks out across the bright blue waters of St Non’s Bay and the broad sweep of St Bride’s Bay beyond. Once an important pilgrimage site, it is thought to be the oldest Christian building in Wales. Take a lovely walk along the coastline, throw a penny in the well for luck, or have a...

Haverfordwest Golf Club

The medieval town of Haverfordwest is situated in the heart of Pembrokeshire, 20 miles north of Tenby and only 10 miles from the nearest ferry terminal to Ireland. The course is a mile from the town centre. The parkland course has stunning views which include the Preseli Mountains to the north and the castles of Haverfordwest and Roch. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park footpath is only 6 miles away. They...

Goodwick Beach

Experience the captivating charm of Goodwick Beach near Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, a stunning blend of sandy shores and ornamental pebbles. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the sea wall, and venture along the promenade or breakwater for breath taking views and thrilling encounters with seals, dolphins, and even basking sharks. Discover a haven of wildlife at this incredible destination, as the Pembrokeshire Coast Path meanders through unveiling hidden treasures on its...

Pembrokeshire Coarse fishing

The first fishery to introduce carp into Pembrokeshire. The original lake has been joined by a further, increasing total surface area to close on 3 acres. Several varieties are present and include commons, leathers, many to over 20 lbs and grass carp, record 29 lb. You will not find any traffic noise, nosy day-trippers or other pollutants, both lakes have well-manicured open banks with easy access. Although there are no...