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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Pembrokeshire Coast, Wales – Source: Unsplash

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is one of the most spectacular places to explore in the United Kingdom. Located in southwest Wales, this national park is a haven for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers alike. With its abundance of stunning coastal scenery, walking trails, and wildlife, it’s no wonder that Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has been named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park was established in 1952 and includes more than 240 square miles of land along the Welsh coast. The landscape has been shaped by geology, history, and culture – creating an area that is rich with wildlife and home to many rare species. Visitors can explore sea caves carved into limestone cliffs or take part in activities such as boat trips, kayaking excursions or hiking along endless miles of rugged coastline or get off the beaten track with challenging mountain biking routes.

Those looking for a more leisurely exploration can take boat tours to witness some of Britain’s most magnificent marine life or simply relax on one of many sandy beaches within the park boundary.

Read what others share about their experience

Multi Vitamins

2 months ago
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park It is an absolutely breathtaking part of the country with stunning scenery, particularly the section between Wooltack Point and St Justinian's. If you are planning a visit, I highly recommend exploring the coastal paths. The views are outstanding, and there is an abundance of wildlife; I was fortunate enough to...
Patricia Clark

4 months ago
Went hear today and wow they castle is amazing. The staff that works there are lovely. They have kept this castle clean and kept it in good condition. Specially when there are bad weather's the castle is standing strong. Cant wait to go here again. Really enjoyed myself. There is a cafe by the shop where you can have a lovely coffee and a cake.
Matt Bunker

8 months ago
Absolutely stunning part of the country with so much beautiful scenery. We've really enjoyed exploring the section between Wooltack Point and St Justinian's. Some great walking, outstanding landscape and some really great places to eat. Obviously birdlife in abundance as well, I saw my first red-billed choughs today as well as plenty of stonechats...
Dean Lewis

3 months ago
Fantastic views Green bridge of Wales and the Elegug stacks are well worth a visit
William Jackson

9 months ago
If there is a place in Wales that scream for attention it the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. No good for people that require entertainment, constant or otherwise (or at times even a mobile connection), which in part is what makes it all the more enjoyable for those who simply revell in natute, and in outdoor pursuits. The coastline easily...