Pembrokeshire - Camper van

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Eat bugs at the Bug farm.

What is that?

 

[Tuearts right boot]

What is that?

It's a place just outside St Davids that grow bugs for educational purposes but there is a kitchen where the chef prepares them into cakes and food items to eat.....well worth a visit, especially for kids.

 

[oddfellows]

Wisemans Bridge,cracking little site near Saundersfoot, going again in June and there's a really nice but challenging coastal path to Tenby, took us 3 hours to walk it but well worth it.

Plenty of Sunday lunches in there

 

[oddfellows]

Folly Farm, Heatherton and Oakwood - for fun days out.

Freshwater East and West - surfing

Take a boat trip - plenty to chose from

Tenby - Buccaneer (pub) and Plantagenet (restaurant)

Saundersfoot - Fish n Chips from the Marina, you can go crabbing too

Stackpole with Barafundle Bay great beach think you have to walk a bit to get to the beach via a car park owned by the National Trust

Wisemans worth a visit .

Preseli Hills

And that's the tip of the iceberg without mentioning St Davids and the Gower which is around the corner.

 

[dickie davies]

Walked the coastal path from our site at White sands to Porth Clais, so looking across at Ramsey Island for half the walk
What an absolutely stunning coastline
You can just make out St Davids lifeboat Station in the distance on this pic

 

[dickie davies]

Get yourselves down to Porth Gain when you're near St Davids and have a meal in The Sloop. The Shed, next to it is good but basically a very expensive chippy.

Walked through Porth Gain today
A circular from the Blue lagoon (which wasn't very blue! See pic) along the coastal path to Aberdawr and then cross country back

 

[Chris B]

Can’t beat Tenby for beaches, good walk from there to Saundersfoot and further on through tunnels and the like along the coastal path. Quite a lot more up and down than you’d expect for a coastal walk.

Already mentioned, but Folly Farm is worth a visit for families, as is Pembroke Castle.

 

[Blue_eyes]

If ancient history interests you then visit this place, Pentre Ifan burial chamber, a sort of smaller but older Stonehenge. We always pay it a visit during our annual holiday down that way, very atmospheric and knowing that people were building this thousands of years ago still fills me with awe when walking among it, history you can touch. There is nothing else there and its in the middle of nowhere( a few miles from newport sands), but thats the way we like it.
That hill in the background is an easy hike to the summit which was once a stone age fort and has cracking views of the coast around Newport(scenic photo). I envy you as we wont be going this year or last year, so have a great time.

 

[dickie davies]

If ancient history interests you then visit this place, Pentre Ifan burial chamber, a sort of smaller but older Stonehenge. We always pay it a visit during our annual holiday down that way, very atmospheric and knowing that people were building this thousands of years ago still fills me with awe when walking among it, history you can touch. There is nothing else there and its in the middle of nowhere( a few miles from newport sands), but thats the way we like it.
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We're in Newport which you can see in the distance in your first picture
Thanks for this . I'll try and get there today as we leave here for Littlehaven

 

[dickie davies]

Definitely coming back. It's beautiful
This is Musselwick sands (near Marloes) from the coastal path