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Pembrokeshire offers spectacular coastal scenery; heather covered hills, peaceful waterways and wooded river valleys, all abundant with wildlife and steeped in history.

  • Hidden Heritage

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    Experience the many intriguing aspects of Pembrokeshire's hidden heritage, including unusual place names that hint at Viking conquests, ornate churches, cumbling limekilns, and evocative relics of the Second World War that lie in the shadows of imposing Norman castles. Celtic crosses and standing stones perched atop windswept hills allude to an even older history of druids and Celtic warriors, and the county's picturesque landscape is permeated by the magic of ancient Welsh mythology known as the Mabinogion.

  • Natural World

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    Experience the unique range of wildlife Pembrokeshire has to offer, ranging from familiar British sights such as bluebells and wrens, to specimens as rare as the wild service tree - found in the region's ancient woodlands. Estuary environments are home to diverse and abundant wildlife and Pembrokeshire's coastal habitats enjoy the protection of National Park status.

  • Living Landscapes

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    Experience the stunning landscapes that continue to attract artists and photographers to Pembrokeshire on the famous coastal path which winds for three hundred kilometres along golden beaches and spectacular clifftops. An extensive network of trails across the peninsula caters to those who want to lose themselves in the rugged wilderness as well as those who wish to enjoy a gentle stroll in an area peppered with hidden gems.

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  • Hidden Heritage

  • Natural World

  • Living Landscapes