Vince & Angela's Guidebook
Sightseeing
A fantastic 2 plus hour circular walk around this beautiful place will astound you, with wonderful views of Skomer Island. Park in the field for a £4 daily fee, on the left just before the National Trust car park and a bit cheaper too.
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Marloes Sands
A fantastic 2 plus hour circular walk around this beautiful place will astound you, with wonderful views of Skomer Island. Park in the field for a £4 daily fee, on the left just before the National Trust car park and a bit cheaper too.
As you enter the UK's smallest City from the south on the A477, at the first and only roundabout turn left and head down to Caefrai Beach. At load tide check the colours of the rocks. A beautiful small bay with outstanding views south over St Brides Bay.
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St Davids
As you enter the UK's smallest City from the south on the A477, at the first and only roundabout turn left and head down to Caefrai Beach. At load tide check the colours of the rocks. A beautiful small bay with outstanding views south over St Brides Bay.
Beautiful all year round. Walk one way to the breath taking site that will greet you, Broadhaven South Beach and Church Rock, then walk back the other way round these man made lily ponds. About a 1 hour trip back to the carpark, then have a coffee and cake in the delightful little cafe or a drink and a bite to eat at the St Govans Inn.
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Lily Ponds
Pembrokeshire Coast PathBeautiful all year round. Walk one way to the breath taking site that will greet you, Broadhaven South Beach and Church Rock, then walk back the other way round these man made lily ponds. About a 1 hour trip back to the carpark, then have a coffee and cake in the delightful little cafe or a drink and a bite to eat at the St Govans Inn.
Neighbourhoods
Even though the 1980s town planners are accused of destroying a once, thrithing a once great market town, you can still walk round a feel the footprints of the past.
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Haverfordwest
Even though the 1980s town planners are accused of destroying a once, thrithing a once great market town, you can still walk round a feel the footprints of the past.