There's
too much do to in Pembrokeshire to list it all, but here’s a small
sample to get you started.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National
Park is the UK’s only truly coastal national park.
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website
Boasting
more than 30 rides, Oakwood Theme Park is one of the UK's top ten theme
parks and one of Wales’ leading tourist attractions. Visit
website
Situated
in the heart of Pembrokeshire, Folly Farm is one of the largest family
attractions in Wales and offers a host of fun activities. Visit
website
Pembrokeshire is home to some of the country’s finest castle ruins; Pembroke Castle, where Henry Tudor was born; Manorbier Castle, once described as “the pleasantest spot in Wales” and the magnificent Carew Castle, with a history spanning some 2000 years.
Visit
Pembroke Castle’s website
Visit
Manorbier Castle’s website
Visit Carew Castle’s
website
Opened
in 2005, the Blue Ball has quickly established itself as Tenby’s
finest dining restaurant. Visit
website
Enjoy
good food and fine ales in the cosy atmosphere of the Carew Inn, nestled
in the shadow of historic Carew Castle.
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Holiday in luxury
at The Swallows, a detached, 5 star, 4 bedroom, self cater holiday home.
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