Pembrokeshire is probably the most beautiful county in Wales. Lesser counties will often boast of a single spectacular feature to encourage visitors but Pembrokeshire has so much to offer that it is only possible to list some of the highlights. This site is not big enough to cover everything!

• Tenby - World famous holiday resort, with wonderful views and 4 sandy beaches
• 57 Other beaches - ranging from secluded inlets to the Saundersfoot resort.
• Preseli Hills - Spectacular moorland scenery and views that is open to the public but don't forget your walking boots
• Milford Haven Waterway - the largest estuary in Wales, designated as a Special Area of Conservation
• Pembrokeshire Coast Path - this 186 mile route is one of only 15 National Trails in Britain
• Saint David's Cathedral - at the heart of of Britain's smallest city
• Historic Buildings - including 11 castles, medieval walled towns and fortified bishop's palaces
• National Park - The 225 square mile Pembrokeshire National Park encompasses the coast, Cleddau rivers and Preseli Hills
• Activities - Specialised activity centres include theme parks, coasteering, cycling, diving, fishing, golfing, horse-riding, kayaking, mountain biking, paragliding, rock climbing, sailing, surfing, wind-surfing, kite-surfing, walking, boat-trips, wildlife spotting, etc.