Pembroke Vacations

This imposing Norman fortress, birthplace of Henry VII, showcases one of Wales' most complete medieval castles. Explore its massive round keep, winding passageways, and mysterious Wogan Cavern beneath.

Sheltered within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this golden sand beach offers a tranquil escape backed by dunes. Explore the adjacent nature reserve or paddle in the freshwater stream perfect for children.

This pristine golden-sand bay rivals Caribbean beaches with its turquoise waters and unspoiled setting. The half-mile coastal walk from Stackpole Quay leads to serene beauty without facilities.

Freshwater West's wild coastline delivers dramatic surf and Harry Potter filming history. Explore expansive dunes, hunt in rock pools, or watch skilled surfers tackle legendary breaks.

This pristine beach captivates with its dramatic limestone cliffs and iconic Church Rock rising from the sea. Explore the adjacent Bosherston Lily Ponds after enjoying the expansive golden shoreline.

Medieval splendor awaits at Lamphey Bishop's Palace, where 14th-century ruins reveal the luxurious lifestyle of church officials. Explore the impressive Great Hall and stroll through historic gardens.

Tucked into the limestone cliffs of Pembrokeshire's coast, St Govan's Chapel rewards the descent of 52 steep steps. Experience monastic solitude where ancient stone walls meet crashing Atlantic waves below.

This 35-acre historic garden surrounds a 13th-century Norman castle with rare trees including a 1,000-year-old yew. Wander through formal terraces and woodland paths leading to serene views of the Cleddau estuary.