HIDDEN TREASURES - AREAS TO DISCOVER

Pembrokeshire's Secret Waterway
From Milford Haven with its enormous oil tankers to the upper reaches of the two Cleddau rivers, teeming with wildlife, this area of Pembrokeshire is one of contrasts. [More...]

Narberth and the Landsker Borderlands
Narberth is one of the oldest towns in the county. Legend links it with King Arthur and certainly it has associations with the Kings and Princes of Dyfed, being where the main court was held. Situated on important trade routes from Carmarthen to the East and the sheltered harbour at Tenby to the south, Narberth assumed great significance. [More...]

In and Around the Preseli Hills
Truly an area of magic and mystery, the Preseli hills cast a spell on whoever visits them. The area is steeped in Celtic tradition and mythology. Prehistoric sites, hill forts and the remains of burial chambers abound – proof that for many centuries man has had very strong associations with this mystical landscape. [More...]

St David's Peninsula
The western edge of Wales is known as the birthplace of the patron saint of Wales - Saint David’s. He first established his monastery on the banks of the river Alun in the sixth century, and it was on this site that St David’s Cathedral was built. [More...]

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