1. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park & Pembrokeshire Coast Path — Stunning coastal scenery with cliffs, hidden bays and beaches; the 186-mile Coast Path offers day walks or multi-day hikes with excellent wildlife and photo opportunities.
2. St Davids Cathedral & Bishop’s Palace — Britain’s smallest city centred on a magnificent medieval cathedral and atmospheric ruined palace set in a compact, historic town.
3. Pembroke Castle — A well-preserved Norman castle with interactive exhibits, towers and battlements, famously the birthplace of Henry VII.
4. Skomer Island — A protected nature reserve reached by boat, famed for large puffin colonies, seabirds and spring/summer wildflowers.
5. Tenby — Picturesque seaside town with pastel-fronted houses, sandy beaches, medieval town walls and a bustling harbour.
6. Barafundle Bay — A secluded, award-winning sandy bay framed by dunes and pine-clad cliffs, often reached by a coastal walk.
7. Blue Lagoon (Abereiddy) — A dramatic flooded slate quarry popular for coasteering, cliff-jumping and snorkelling, with striking turquoise water.
8. Castell Henllys Iron Age Village — An archaeological site with reconstructed roundhouses where costumed guides demonstrate ancient crafts and living history.
