For a monster day out, go to the Dinosaur Park near Tenby. As well as the Dinosaur trail, there are loads of rides and activities included in the admission price...
At Anna Ryder-Richardson’s Welsh Zoo Manor Wildlife Park, you can enjoy walk through enclosures where you can get close to the animals. The newest residents include Zamba and Jambo the...
The Blue Lagoon is a brilliant indoor water park with a wave machine, flume rides and a lazy river. Regular ‘after dark’ evening sessions are great fun when all the...
Pembrokeshire falconry offers hands on experiences with birds of prey for individuals and small groups at popular Pembrokeshire tourist locations. From a tranquil walk in the picturesque countryside and through...
Heatherton Sports Country Park is open all year as an ‘All Weather Attraction’ with most activities under cover. Admission to the theme park is free, we operate a credit pass...
Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo is one of the top paid-for visitor attractions in Wales and winner of the Best Family Day Out in Pembrokeshire. Located near Tenby in...
Oakwood Theme Park is Wales’ only theme park with plenty of rides to keep you busy all day. A whole new area called ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ opened in...
Situated high above the shores of Cardigan Bay on the Teifi Estuary, Cardigan Golf Club is a very special place to play golf. As a members owned club, they offer...
Sea Angling – The fishing in Pembrokeshire is some of the best to be had anywhere in Britain and as the county is surrounded on three sides by the sea,...
Horse riding in Pembrokeshire offers plenty of opportunities, taking you across a variety of landscapes and providing a great way of exploring the area. Whether you want to ride across...
Cycling & Mountain Biking Trails – Whether you are planning a cycle-touring holiday, or a short family ride, Pembrokeshire offers a huge choice of routes to suit all and is...
Pembrokeshire has a number of beaches and areas of coastline that are perfect for all levels of windsurfing. The shape of the coast usually means that favourable conditions can be...
The unspoilt, wild and beautiful beaches of the Pembrokeshire coast are the ideal location for learning to surf in Wales. Hang 5 and come learn to surf on some of...
Sea kayaking is a fantastic way to enjoy the National Park allowing access to caves, stacks and reefs along the coast, and the creeks and mudflats inland. It is a...
A mixture of rock climbing, cliff jumping and riding the surf. Experienced Coasteering guides will tailor your adventure activity to suit all including children and all cliff jumps are optional....
The Blue Lagoon, Abereiddi is a reminder of Pembrokeshire’s industrial past, being the site of a former slate quarry. The lagoon was created when the outer wall was breached just...
At the mouth of the Milford Haven Estuary, this horseshow sandy cove is tucked right inside West Angle Bay. The beach is quite narrow at high tide but at low...
Saundersfoot Beach is a small but very popular resort with all the facilities you might need. It’s a wide, flat, and sandy beach at low tide but there’s still plenty...
