Pembrokeshire is a county that almost feels like it was created for walkers. The coastline is as serene as it is dramatic, with its Mediterranean blue hues and golden beaches between crashing white waves and steep cliffs. And there are plenty of inland and countryside Pembrokeshire walking trails to discover too, with rolling hills, soft […]

‘Van life’ is now big news in the UK. Naturally, more people are looking for welcoming campervan sites in Pembrokeshire, especially around the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Why Pembrokeshire? Everything about this area of South Wales makes it a huge magnet for people who have embraced campervans and motorhomes for both holidays and long-term living. […]

The country of Cymru – as we locals know it as – has 870 miles of shorefront paths meandering their way above unspoilt beaches, along jaw-dropping cliff tops and passing through captivating Welsh coastal villages. The Welsh coastline is dotted with an abundance of pretty settlements with hidden histories and ancient tales to tell. The […]

Pembroke is a delightful town that has a history dating back to 1093. It is one of the oldest towns in Wales and Henry Tudor, who went on to become Henry VII, was born here. There is a lot to see in Pembroke itself and there are some lovely seaside towns within driving distance too, but […]

Rhosson Ganol in St Davids has some of the best camping facilities that Pembrokeshire has to offer, and it’s the perfect gateway for exploring the Welsh coast in new and exciting ways. The Pembrokeshire coast is renowned for its beauty, beaches, and rare species, so why not explore this stunning landscape by trying your hand […]