Pembrokeshire
Discover Pembrokeshire
A magical wonderland of windswept cliffs and coastal paths, mile-long sandy beaches, dramatic waterfalls and secret coves that only the locals know about. No wonder this part of South West Wales is a closely guarded secret!
It was the Pembrokeshire cliffs and coastlines that inspired Lewis Carroll’s classic, Alice in Wonderland – and it still feels as though the White Rabbit might pop up at any moment!
Even if your guests don’t see the Cheshire Cat, they’ll spot puffins, seals and dolphins along the 180-mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. This is a uniquely historic landscape of ancient castles, prehistoric cairns and stone circles, and atmospheric ruined monasteries.
Other Pembrokeshire delights most definitely belong in the present. Like a picnic of local bread and Caerphilly cheese, or the rich Welsh fruit loaf, Bara Brith.
And when the British Tea Time Alarm goes off (2pm sharp, every day) there’s nothing better than tea – and a slice of bara.
Our Pembrokeshire Itineraries
A private Welsh choir recital just for your guests. A private tour of St. David’s Cathedral, in the heart of Britain’s smallest city. An out-of-hours visit to the Sgwd Yr Eira waterfall, where you can walk behind the cascade, or the fabled Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi, where local fishermen gathered on Sundays to tell stories as they mended their nets.
We custom-design each Pembrokeshire tour to be the right blend of hiking, heritage, history, culture and luxury. Welsh travel adventures to inspire, challenge and stimulate all five senses.
With luxury accommodation in boutique hotels and first class food as a given.
Itineraries
The best coastline in the UK?
Pembrokeshire is known for its national park, scenic coastal walks, wildlife, beaches, and the historic city of St Davids.
