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Family Friendly Things To Do In Pembrokeshire

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Pembrokeshire has a long history of castle building, everything from early motte and bailey castles to grand bishop's fortified palaces.
Castles are great places to explore and here are six of the best, each with its own varied past. Carew Castle
Sturdy Norman castle which evolved over the centuries into a stately Elizabethan country house - its stonework traces the changes, from rough-and-ready to refined. And there's more. The castle, stunningly located on a tidal river, overlooks a 23-acre millpond and restored tidal mill open to visitors. This heritage-rich location also boasts an elaborately carved 11th-century Celtic cross and medieval bridge.
Cilgerran Castle
Romantic, picturesque 13th-century castle set high on a wooded crag overlooking the River Teifi. Its two massive round towers still stand tall despite a troubled past.

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Pembrokeshire castles | Visit Pembrokeshire

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Pembrokeshire is packed full of historic castles, everything from motte & bailey to grand palaces and the birthplace of Henry Tudor at Pembroke Castle

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A former slate quarry turned adventure playground Crown Copyright (2015) Visit Wales

Abereiddi's Blue Lagoon is surrounded by rugged rocks and the remaining ruins still hint at the area's industrial past.

An industrial past

The lagoon just to the north of the beach, was formerly the main slate quarry of the St Brides Slate Company and was active up until 1910. The slate gives a brilliant aqua blue colour to the water. It is a popular spot for coasteering and climbing along the cliffs at sea level.

A former slate quarry

Pembrokeshire played a lead role in the slate industry, with around 100 quarries in the county in the late 18th century.

Slate that was extracted from Abereiddi was transported by tramway to the neighbouring Porthgain Habour and shipped out. The quarry itself was active until the early 20th century and later abandoned and flooded.

The Blue Lagoon was formed when the channel connecting the quarry to the sea was blasted, allowing the sea to flood in.

Ruined quarry buildings still sit on the clifftop, with the remains of the workmen's cottages adjacent to the car park. You'll also spot the foreman's house and the powder store here.

The Blue Lagoon

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The Blue Lagoon

Beautiful beaches and rocks

Bordered by beautiful beaches and craggy rocks, it's also a very popular spot for coasteering and kayaking, and many enjoy taking the plunge as part of an organised activity group. Be careful, the water is deep and cold.

Or keep your feet firmly on the ground and go for a walk along the clifftop instead... you're guaranteed great views.

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Abereiddi's Blue Lagoon is surrounded by rugged rocks and the remaining ruins still hint at the area's industrial past. The lagoon just to the north of the beach, was formerly the main slate quarry of the St Brides Slate Company and was active up until 1910.

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Welcome to St Davids Cathedral

Since the 6th century there has been a church on this site. For the past 1500 years prayer and worship has been offered to God on a daily basis which continues to this day.
The Welsh Bishops are urging alternatives to worshipping in church buildings where possible - so here's a reminder that you can join us on Facebook (and later on YouTube)
Sunday online Service at 11.15am, Tuesday Thought from Tyddewi at noon,
and Friday Pilgrim Prayers from the Shrine at noon.
The Cathedral is open for individual prayer and reflection from 10am to 3pm Wednesday to Saturday only.
Take care, be safe, and we look forward to seeing you in person before too long. May God's steadfast love sustain us with his compassion and resilience, as we hang on through to easier times.
Click here to watch live services on Facebook Click here to watch all the streamed services

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09:00 to 17:30*

* During winter the Cathedral will close at 16:00 if there is no Choral Evensong.

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Since the 6th century there has been a church on this site. For the past 1500 years prayer and worship has been offered to God on a daily basis which continues to this day.

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Castell Henllys Iron Age Village - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is set within thirty acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

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Please book in advance via email or 01437 751227

We will be serving snacks, cold drinks and hot drinks to take away. You are welcome to bring a picnic.

We can ensure a great and relaxing day out here at Clerkenhill for the whole family. Take a stroll along our safe adventure farm trail through the spooky woodland with lots of interesting swings and slides and sights along the way, watch out for giants, bears and spooks! There is even a beach, but beware of the sharks! Have a chat with the animals around the park.

Watch the children laughing and playing in the numerous large play areas which include giant tube tunnel slides, our big adventure castle and relax in our summer house!

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Clerkenhill Adventure Farm and Frizbee Golf in Pembrokeshire, Wales

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(Bookings only)Please book in advance via email or 01437 751227 We will be serving snacks, cold drinks and hot drinks to take away. You are welcome to bring a picnic. We can ensure a great and relaxing day out here at Clerkenhill for the whole family.

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A stroll around the historic Stackpole Walled Gardens on the National Trust estate at Stackpole in Pembrokeshire offers a glimpse into a bygone age. For the past 250 years the garden has produced food for the table and that long tradition continues to this day.

The Garden is managed by the trustees of Pembrokeshire Ltd (registered charity no 1128982) and you will be able to enjoy the extensive gardens and see first hand the impressive work undertaken by Pembrokeshire adults with learning disabilities , who produce a large range of plants, fresh fruit and vegetables that you can buy in our Garden shop.

You will receive a warm welcome in our tea room, Cawdors, where you will enjoy delicious homemade and locally sourced cakes.

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Welcome to Stackpole Walled Gardens - Stackpole Walled Gardens

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A stroll around the historic Stackpole Walled Gardens on the National Trust estate at Stackpole in Pembrokeshire offers a glimpse into a bygone age. For the past 250 years the garden has produced food for the table and that long tradition continues to this day.

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Bosherston Lily Ponds - Freshwater magic walk

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Get outdoors and enjoy an easy walking trail around Bosherton's beautiful lily ponds, cared for by the National Trust.

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Founded in 1958, Dale Yacht Club has a long tradition in both dinghy and cruiser sailing. Situated at the western end of the Milford Haven waterway, it has the benefit of a large, sheltered bay which provides an excellent, safe dinghy sailing area.

Dinghy racing takes place every Thursday and Sunday during the main season with the Sunday series continuing until late autumn. Junior sailing training sessions take place through the summer.

Dale Yacht Club hosts a number of regattas during the year - both its own events and as host for other fleets.

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Dale Yacht Club - Friendly sailing in Pembrokeshire

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Founded in 1958, Dale Yacht Club has a long tradition in both dinghy and cruiser sailing. Situated at the western end of the Milford Haven waterway, it has the benefit of a large, sheltered bay which provides an excellent, safe dinghy sailing area.

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Ramsey Island Boat Trips | Voyages Of Discovery Boat Trips Pembrokeshire

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The Islands

"These are places of magic, peace and beauty." Rhys

North Pembrokeshire's offshore islands are a highlight of any visit to Pembrokeshire. Each one has its own special character and unique landscape, where wildlife flourishes and time stands still.

Take a look on our different island pages to learn about the history, geology & wildlife of each.

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Our Wildlife

The Atlantic Grey Seals are resident all year and the strong static population is one of the worlds most important. Found around all the islands and some of the mainland coast their numbers peak in late summer when they give birth to their pups.

Then of course we have the cetaceans - the Whales and Dolphins. Normally on our offshore sailings (not the Ramsey Island sailing) we have some of the most regular and best sightings in the UK. These tend to be between May and September.

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For over 25 years we have offered only The Finest Expeditions for Families, Groups & Individuals.

Voyages of Discovery are a long established boat trip operator, situated in St Davids - Great Britain's smallest city, and surrounded by the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Ramsey Island, an RSPB reserve, lies a mile offshore and further out are the Offshore Islands. These stretch into the Celtic Deep and the warm climate and nutrient rich waters provide sanctuary to a wide spectrum of wildlife. Such is the biodiversity that this area has been designated a Special Area of Conservation (SAC).

Suitable for all ages and abilities including young children
Dry quayside boarding
Life jackets fitted for children and adults
Waterproof jackets available
Eco-Friendly, boat park and ride bus
All vessels have full internal seating
Dogs are welcome on-board our vessels

We are proud to be guardians of these waters and hope that you are inspired by our information and photographs and maybe that you will join us one day. So whether your passion is whales and dolphins, sea birds, rocks and gorges or just stunning scenery then this is one of the UK's top list of places to visit. Ashore we have secluded bays with golden sands, coastal and inland walks and a range of activities along with fabulous accommodation and amazing places to eat. We have put together as much information as we can but if there is anything we can be of further assistance with then please do not hesitate to contact us.

Hwyl & Kind Regards, Rhys, Bethan & the team.

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The Islands "These are places of magic, peace and beauty." Rhys North Pembrokeshire's offshore islands are a highlight of any visit to Pembrokeshire. Each one has its own special character and unique landscape, where wildlife flourishes and time stands still. Take a look on our different island pages to learn about the history, geology & wildlife of each.

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For a longer stroll right across the spine of the Preseli Hills try The Golden Road. At 8 miles, this ancient track follows a route that is said to date back to the Neolithic period, 5,000 years ago and the main route for travellers in prehistory to and from Ireland.

Dotted across the hills are prehistoric remains, burial cairns dating back to the bronze age and Iron Age hill forts. The fantastic hilltop of Foel Drygarn is a real must see. The Bronze Age remains of stone ramparts, banks and ditches circle the crest adding to the surrounding landscape of natural cliffs and crags.

The Preseli Mountains are sparsely populated but there are a few hamlets and villages dotted over the hills. The village of Pontfaen in the Gwaun Valley is home to the famous 'Bessie's pub where beer is still served from the barrel and in a jug and also Rosebush, with its community pub made of zinc.

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For a longer stroll right across the spine of the Preseli Hills try The Golden Road. At 8 miles, this ancient track follows a route that is said to date back to the Neolithic period, 5,000 years ago and the main route for travellers in prehistory to and from Ireland.

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JOIN THE MASSES

Since 2015 we have welcomed thousands of visitors to join in the fun at our venue. From a great family day out with the kids, to regulars looking to exercise and get fit.

The recent addition of our soft play are for toddlers along with our thrilling time attack game has made Hangar 5 a truly unique and exciting attraction within Pembrokeshire.

We also have free Wi-Fi, onsite café and free parking available. Not to mention our coffee, sweets or pizzas!

Our soft play centre is seperate to our bouncing...For the trampoline centre, Under 4 year olds can only bounce during our family sessions, with a paying adult on a 1-2-1 basis. Ages 4 & 5 can bounce anytime, but it must be on a 1-2-1 basis with a paying adult. 6 and over can bounce anytime! An enjoyable day out for all ages.

Book online and save money & time. To bounce it is £2 cheaper to book now, opposed to paying when you arrive. You can also complete your waiver online to save time at the desk! Why wait?

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Hangar 5 | Trampoline Park, Soft Play Centre, Café | Fun For All Ages!

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Since 2015 we have welcomed thousands of visitors to join in the fun at our venue. From a great family day out with the kids, to regulars looking to exercise and get fit. The recent addition of our soft play are for toddlers along with our thrilling time attack game has made Hangar 5 a truly unique and exciting attraction within Pembrokeshire.

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We are now open for you to enjoy our refurbished Visitor Centre, café, new cycle hub, mountain biking, pump skills area, walking trails, water and land activities, fishing and adventure playground.

We will also be announcing plans for our brand new campsite soon.

Open all year round, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today.

*some activities may incur a charge

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Llys-y-Frân Lake | Free to Enter | Discover your Welsh Water Adventure

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We are now open for you to enjoy our refurbished Visitor Centre, café, new cycle hub, mountain biking, pump skills area, walking trails, water and land activities, fishing and adventure playground. We will also be announcing plans for our brand new campsite soon. Open all year round, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today.

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Home of Welsh Adventure | Wild lakes | Wales

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WILD LAKES, the home of Welsh Adventure. We offer watersports such as wakeboarding, bouldering as well as aqua park and also you can eat outdoors with our tipi covered dining.

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Discover a day with a difference at Scolton Manor, located just 5 miles north of Haverfordwest on the B4329 Cardigan Road.

There's room to roam and rooms to roam inside and out at this all-weather attraction.

Take a walk on the wild side and feel free to wander and explore the 60 acres of park and woodland. Alternatively, relax in the sun whilst your little ones enjoy the children's play area with swings and slides, and make a noise in our brilliant new sensory play area.

Turn back the clock to the Victorian era and experience country life 'above and below stairs' over three floors of the Manor House.

Dig in to history and see the Walled Garden being brought back to life, or check out the Pembrokeshire Beekeeping Centre and Honey Kitchen. Don't forget to buy some Scolton Manor Honey to take home with you!

Make time to relax and visit our tea room serving home-made cakes, snacks and light lunches or browse our gift shop for the perfect souvenir to take away with you.

Most of the site is accessible for people in wheelchairs, those with limited mobility or small children in pushchairs.

Dogs are welcome in the park, providing they are kept on leads.

There is a regular programme of events and activities throughout the year, please enquire for up to date details.

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Discover a day with a difference at Scolton Manor, located just 5 miles north of Haverfordwest on the B4329 Cardigan Road. There's room to roam and rooms to roam inside and out at this all-weather attraction. Take a walk on the wild side and feel free to wander and explore the 60 acres of park and woodland.

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Pembrokeshire's Finest Stately Home

Weddings

Picton Weddings, Civil Services and Receptions For Your Perfect Day

With its fine entrance gates and long carriage drive sweeping up to the Castle forecourt, Picton Castle provides the perfect setting for a fairytale wedding. Give us a call to discuss your plans.

The Secret Owl Garden

The Secret Owl Garden is home to the largest collection of owls in Wales. Hidden away in the beautiful Blue Bell Walk are specially designed aviaries for 25 different species of owls that you can visit during your time here at Picton Castle. Throughout the day each owl is given the opportunity to fly free around the garden, meaning you can get up close and watch them glide over the flowers and through the trees. There are interactive sessions taking place to teach you all about the owls and an art and crafts den for little ones to express their creativity. There are even opportunities to fly an owl yourself on one of the private and group experiences.

Gardens

A Magical Day Out for All the Family

Open all year round and awarded the Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence for five years running, Picton Castle & Gardens is situated within the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. An RHS Partner Garden, it comprises 40 acres of some of the most beautiful woodland gardens and grounds in West Wales. Stroll beneath some of the largest and oldest trees in West Wales and discover woodland walks with their abundance of wild flowers blended with unusual woodland shrubs from all over the world, our Walled Garden and Fernery, The Secret Owl Garden, Jungle Garden, a Maze and an Adventure Playground...

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Our cosy courtyard Restaurant, Shop and Deli is open all year round and, during the main season, "The Picnic Box" serves take-away coffee and freshly made baguettes (or, in Spanish, "Bocadillos"!) for visitors in need of a quick, quality snack throughout the main season. You'll find The Picnic Box in our Courtyard, right next to the Restaurant. Visit this link for Winter Opening Hours

Galleries

The Picton Art Gallery is arguably one of the best art gallery spaces in South Wales and hosts a variety of high quality art exhibitions throughout the summer months.

Shop

Our well stocked Gift Shop has a wonderful selection of quality, locally produced crafts, gifts and plants to suit all tastes and budgets. Picton Castle Nursery plants are often on sale in the courtyard - all proceeds go towards conserving and developing our wonderful gardens...

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Picton Castle - Pembrokeshire's Finest Stately Home

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Pembrokeshire's Finest Stately Home Picton Weddings, Civil Services and Receptions For Your Perfect Day With its fine entrance gates and long carriage drive sweeping up to the Castle forecourt, Picton Castle provides the perfect setting for a fairytale wedding. Give us a call to discuss your plans.

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Wales' only walking safari! Whether you love lemurs, have a passion for tigers or want to wander with the wallabies (and feed them with your hand!) our park has something for you. Our regular keeper talks and on site facilities provide everything you need for an entertaining, and exciting day out.

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A ROAR-SOME DAY OUT!

Travel to a land-before-time where dinosaurs roamed the earth!

Deep in the depths of our labs, terrifying creatures have been brought back to life at The Dinosaur Park Tenby! Step back through the mists of time where iconic creatures like the T-Rex, Velociraptor and other beasts are waiting for you around every corner...

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DISCOVER WALES' ONLY DINOSAUR PARK

RIDES & ACTIVITIES

Whether you're young or old or somewhere in-between, we have so many rides and activities for you to do here, under the big sunny skies of west Wales, you won't know where to start or which way to turn. You can whizz, race, spin and bounce to your heart's content. You can even, wait for it, walk on water. Yes that's right: just like, well, you-know-who... So come on, take a look at all the amazing rides and activities at the Dinosaur Park in Tenby...

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Pay once & manned rides are FREE!

Dino Fun From Just £6.95! - great value, family fun that lasts all day!

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So much to do see at the Dinosaur Park

Discover everything you can see and do at the Dinosaur Park Tenby by downloading our Park Map

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GREAT FOR BIRTHDAYS

Give someone a birthday they'll never forget with a Jurassic Gift Voucher!

Another year older, but a few million years back in time! Our Gift Cards are a great present for kids, sending them out into the wilderness of a time long ago to discover some of the world's oldest dinosaurs, from terrifying theropods to hungry, hungry herbivores.

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If you want to have fun with your kids, this is the place. Visited with our 3 and 7 year olds but the great thing is adults are allowed on everything too! I simply cannot remember the last time we had so much fun together. Best day ever!

Mention Tenby Dinosaur Park and from my two there's a collective "let's just go there MAAAAMMMMM!" Well, yes boys, we will, of course, but NOT at 7pm on a Sunday....
Sally MacLean

Ever since I was a child my parents have been bringing me and my sisters to the Dinosaur Park. Now I'm a grown up and have children of my own, I bring them every year too. It is an amazing, fun-filled day out for every age. We absolutely love it here...
Stacey P.

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A ROAR-SOME DAY OUT! Deep in the depths of our labs, terrifying creatures have been brought back to life at The Dinosaur Park Tenby! Step back through the mists of time where iconic creatures like the T-Rex, Velociraptor and other beasts are waiting for you around every corner...

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THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Pembrokeshire - 2021 (with Photos) | Tripadvisor - Must See Attractions in Pembrokeshire, Wales

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Things to Do in Pembrokeshire, Wales: See Tripadvisor's 246,045 traveller reviews and photos of Pembrokeshire tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in July. We have reviews of the best places to see in Pembrokeshire. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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A Victorian seaside town with picture-postcard qualities, the rise of Tenby came with ringing medical endorsements for its health-giving properties. It remains a major attraction for young and old. Tenby's Castle Beach was even awarded 'Britain's Best Beach 2019' by the Sunday Times.

The monastery on Caldey Island, just a short boat ride from Tenby, is also well worth a visit.

Clear days in the Preseli Hills offer views as far as the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland. Stones from the area are believed to have been transported 180 miles to Stonehenge and new research also suggests that people from West Wales may have helped in its construction. Numerous Neolithic burial chambers, stone circles and Iron Age forts offer an intriguing insight to the great history of these hills.

While you're there, step back in time with a visit to Tafarn Sinc, the highest licensed pub in Pembrokeshire. The pub has a fascinating history and continues to uphold traditions of the area to this day. And their Sunday lunch is pretty good too!

What makes your perfect day out at the beach? Plenty of space to run about, rockpools to discover mysterious sea creatures, sandcastle building heaven? With it's wide, sandy beach, Freshwater West ticks all the boxes.

Plus, if you're looking for some action on the waves, it's also popular with experienced surfers due to the strong currents. Foodies will love the award-winning Cafe Môr beach food shack. If it all seems a bit familiar, the beach has also starred in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Shell Cottage was built here as the home of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour.

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Walks, nature and family fun in Pembrokeshire

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A Victorian seaside town with picture-postcard qualities, the rise of Tenby came with ringing medical endorsements for its health-giving properties. It remains a major attraction for young and old. Tenby's Castle Beach was even awarded 'Britain's Best Beach 2019' by the Sunday Times.

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When heading to the coast, remember to check the tides times for Pembrokeshire. Your swathe of golden sand might have disappeared for its twice daily wash or at the end of your beach stroll you find the tide has snuck in behind you and left you stranded!

Use the map below to discover your perfect Pembrokeshire beach.

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Beaches in Pembrokeshire, Harbours and Bays - Visit Pembrokeshire

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When heading to the coast, remember to check the tides times for Pembrokeshire. Your swathe of golden sand might have disappeared for its twice daily wash or at the end of your beach stroll you find the tide has snuck in behind you and left you stranded!

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Whether it's an adrenaline-fuelled experience or a magical adventure, Oakwood Theme Park has thrills for all.

Based in the heart of Pembrokeshire, South Wales, Oakwood boasts fun for the whole family - toddler friendly rides, fast thrills and spills (including the UK's favourite wooden roller coaster - Megafobia) and spooky Halloween events, late night riding seasons, food & drink, FREE comfy dog kennels (so every member of the family can come along).

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Thrills and spills for all at Wales' biggest theme park. Magical rides for kids, adrenaline-fueled fun and free dog kennels. Book online.

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Heatherton World of Activities - Award-winning day out in Pembrokeshire

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Enjoy a great day out in Pembrokeshire at award-winning Heatherton near Tenby, Wales - family fun, adrenaline adventures, wet weather attractions & dog friendly!

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Our story

We've always been farmers, but we're much more than a farm. You can visit over 750 animals at our zoo, and get up close to furry and feathery farmyard friends in our barn. Choose from 17 different rides in our vintage fairground, or enjoy our eight adventure play areas. We've got 120 acres of fun so there really is something for everyone!

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Folly Farm - we’ve got 120 acres of fun!

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We know everyone in the family likes to do different things - so you can choose your own adventure at Folly Farm, choose the zoo, the fairground, the Jolly Barn, or just come and play.

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Things to do

Adrenaline-packed adventures, family-friendly fun and chill-out spa days, our resort has it all - no matter who you're with, or what you're into.

Our Lodges

Spacious cabin-style lodges - plus colourful terrace cottages - create a relaxed atmosphere, nestled within rolling hills, meadows, and tranquil woodland.

Pembrokeshire is our playground

Nestled amongst the trees, and in the heart of nature, you'll find Bluestone's 500-acre Pembrokeshire resort, the home of free-range fun.

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Discover luxury family holidays at Bluestone in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Nestled in 500 acres of breathtaking National Park, Bluestone offers an idyllic escape where the whole family can find their perfect holiday.