From relaxing strolls and sunset spotting, to high-octane hobbies, like surfing and coasteering, you can find your happy place on the Pembrokeshire Coast

Wales’ is only walk through safari, whether you love llamas, have a passion for tigers you are assured to have a fun filled day out at Manor Wildlife Park

The Pembrokeshire Coastline provides a stunning backdrop for scrambling, swimming and jumping along the base of the cliffs. Coasteering is the most intimate way of exploring tunnels, caves and coastal features and wildlife which otherwise you would never see or experience. Pembrokeshire is the home of Coasteering.

Pembrokeshire has a long history of castle building. Everything from early motte and bailey castles to grand bishop’s fortified palaces.

Pembrokeshire is the UK’s only coastal National Park, plus it tops the rankings for Blue Flag beaches in Wales. So where better to get out onto the Atlantic with one of the many boat trips that give you the very best vantage point for views along the magnificent West Wales coastline, its caves and numerous islands, and the chance to spend time amongst the whales, bottle nosed dolphins, seals, guillemots and razorbills.

Voted 10th Best zoo in the World in 2017, and much more than a farm. Visit 750 animals at the zoo - visit the Jolly Barn - enjoy the fun of the fair or explore their adventure play areas.

Protected by their National Park status Pembrokeshire’s beaches have some of the cleanest waters and sands with many awards to show for it. Blue Flags and Green Coast awards! that make Pembrokeshire beaches some of the best in the World.

Tenby is probably the most iconic and well-visited seaside town in Wales. Steeped in ancient history and surrounded by an imposing Medieval stone wall. Tenby has seen many changes through time, but it has been on the leisure map for over 200 years. With all that experience, the people of Tenby certainly know how to offer each and every visitor an unforgettable time.