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There is something to suit everyone that escapes to Pembrokeshire, whether it be walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, outdoor adventure activities, savouring some of the local food and drink, candle making, pottery, surfing, cycling, visting castles and other historical sites, boat trips, watching on and off shore wildlife, nurseries and gardens, paint balling, golf, or just soaking in the scenary? the list goes on and on, as there truly is something to suit the needs of every visitor.

We have compiled a selection of some of our favourite images of the immediate locality for you ? you will find that the real thing is even better!

Beaches

Traethllyfn is a beautiful, clean, unspoilt beach a couple miles from our village of Llanrhian, Pembrokeshire.

Abereiddy - a favourite spot for parents who need a safe beach for their children, the adventurous who like Coasteering or jumping off ruins in to the Blue Lagoon. For those who like to take the short walk, Traethllyfn beach is a 20 minute walk away, and of course, those who like to sample Welsh Ice Cream or a cup of Tea, there are refreshments at the ice cream van, which opens from Easter to October Half Term.

Whitesands is a 10 minute drive from Llanrhian. Fantastic for a family day out with buckets, spades and body boards. When conditions are right, Atlantic breakers attract surfers from far and wide.

Newgale has a three mile expanse of sand which is ideal for wind sports and walking. You will find a kite surfing school in the summer and in winter, you can often enjoy a relaxing stroll along these tranquil sands.

Porthgain is a short walk, or a two minute drive from Llanrhian. You have a choice of pub or bistro to enjoy locally produced food, including fresh fish dishes, whilst watching the sun dip down to the horizon in the harbour. It's a great place to start or finish a walk to/from Traethllyfn or Abereiddy beaches, or Trefin and Abercastell to the north.

Embark on walking the entire 163 miles of beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal path, in the National Park or select some shorter sections to cover during your stay.

Visit historical St David's Cathedral, in St. David's, Pembrokeshire, UK . The Bishop's Palace next door, hosts outdoor Shakespearean plays amongst other productions during the summer months.

Explore the Pembrokeshire coastline, islands, wildlife, offshore whale and dolphin watching by boat. Take a boat ride run by a choice of operators that depart from the Life Boat station at St Justinian's, St. Davids, Pembrokeshire around Ramsey Island, the Bishops, or Grassholm.

History

Experience a taste of traditional agriculture in Pembrokeshire, visit a Neolithic Burial chamber, iron age fort, castles and a whole host of other historical places of interest in our locality.