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Abermawr
Abermawr Beach, Pembrokeshire Abermawr Beach is a quiet beach in north Pembrokeshire. It sits between Fishguard and St Davids. The beach feels wild, secluded and largely untouched. What Type of Beach Is Abermawr? Abermawr is mainly a shingle and pebble beach backed by...
Porthclais Harbour
Porthclais Harbour is a peaceful cove near St Davids on Pembrokeshire’s spectacular western peninsula. It makes an excellent destination for walkers, families, photographers, and anyone looking for a peaceful afternoon. Porthclais Harbour History The harbour’s houses...
Porthlysgi
Porthlysgi Beach: A Hidden Coastal Gem in Pembrokeshire Porthlysgi is a peaceful beach north of Porthclais on the Pembrokeshire coast path. The beach is secluded and attracts walkers, photographers, and wildlife lovers year round. Porthlysgi offers stunning sea views...
Caerfai Beach
Caerfai Beach is a beautiful bay near the city of St Davids in Pembrokeshire. Around one mile south of St Davids, the beach has stunning scenery and is remote enough to be quiet. Colourful cliffs surround the bay in shades of pink, purple, green, and grey, making the...
Whitesands – Porthmawr
Whitesands Beach, Porthmawr - Pembrokeshire Whitesands Beach is widely regarded as one of Wales’ most beautiful beaches. Situated near St Davids on the western tip of Pembrokeshire near Galwad y Mor holiday apartments. This award-winning beach combines stunning...
Kittiwake – Pembrokeshire
The Black Legged Kittiwake is a small species of gull which can be seen around the sea cliffs of Pembrokeshire between May and August during their breeding season. Unlike larger gulls, Kittiwakes spend their time at sea or on sea cliffs and don’t wander inshore to...
Mackerel in Pembrokeshire
The Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) plays a vital role in the Pembrokeshire coastal marine ecosystem. Known for its iridescent blue-green tiger stiped back and swift, schooling behavior, the mackerel is a commercially valuable fish. The Atlantic mackerel is...
Puffins in Pembrokeshire
The Atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica) is one of the most recognisable seabirds in the North Atlantic, famous for its colourful bill and penguin-like stance. Often called the “clown of the sea” puffins are well adapted to life sea and only come ashore to breed....
Basking Sharks in Pembrokeshire
Basking sharks (Cetorhinus maximus) are are gentle, slow-moving fish that pose no threat to humans. Basking sharks are filter feeders, swimming slowly near the surface with their mouths open to strain plankton, copepods and fish larvae from the water. They use...
Skomer Island
Skomer Island lies just off the Pembrokeshire coast and is one of Britain’s most important wildlife havens. The island covers around 300 hectares, and supports an extraordinary concentration of birds, mammals, and plant life. Protected as a National Nature Reserve,...
Pentre Ifan
Pentre Ifan is a ancient burial chamber that dates back over 5,000 years. Its capstone is delicately balanced on slender uprights and has been a site of importance for visitors for centuries. As one of the best-preserved dolmens in Wales, Pentre Ifan offers a glimpse...
Porthgain Harbour
Porthgain is a small harbour village known for its picture postcard looks, great food and depth of history. Once an industrial hub, this picturesque little village has become a must visit on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, offering visitors a unique blend of history,...