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This is a part of the world that has been welcoming visitors since the first pilgrims arrived in St. Davids in the Middle Ages. Known for centuries as 'Little England Beyond Wales', Pembrokeshire has a mixed Welsh and English heritage that has helped define it as a very different corner of the British Isles.

The area's beautiful natural environment makes up the only coastal National Park in Britain, where you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor activities. And when you've exhasted yourself walking the Coast Path or surfing the waves, there's no shortage of great places to stay - top quality caravan and camping sites, welcoming BB's, cosy cottages, traditional seafront hotels and stylish country houses mean there's something to suit everyone.

Generations of artists and craftspeople have found inspiration within Pembrokeshire, and you can see this in the many galleries, potteries and other craft centres throughout the region. Make sure you experience the culinary creativity at one of the many quality restaurants where you can be sure of a meal to match your appetite after a day on the beach. Look out for the 'Pembrokeshire Produce' sign - an indicator of top quality locally produced ingredients.

So why not join us here in Pembrokeshire - we're just waiting to welcome you!

The first stop for most people is our spectacular coastline – bustling beaches such as Tenby and Whitesand, the wide open sands of Freshwater West and Newport, hidden coves and harbours like Stackpole Quay and Porthgain and awe-inspiring sea cliffs and islands mean there are always new discoveries to be made.

But head inland and you’ll find plenty more. The rolling Preseli Hills with views across much of Wales; the beautiful and secluded Gwaun Valley; or the sheltered waters of the Milford Haven Waterway and the Daugleddau all await discovery.

If you’re into outdoor sports then this is the place for you, whether it’s sailing, surfing, diving or windsurfing on our clear blue seas or walking, climbing, riding or mountain biking on terra firma.

And whilst Nature has been kind to us we also have more than our fair share of man-made attractions – exciting theme parks, thrilling boat trips, fascinating museums and galleries, mouth-watering restaurants and much, much more.

You’ll never get tired of exploring in Pembrokeshire, where there’s a new discovery around every hill and headland.