With an insanely wave-battered, cove-riven, cliff-lined coast that looks like something out of an Enid Blyton novel, many a pretty fishing village, a sprinkling of puffin-filled islands and an interior of moors and crags where some of Britain’s most ancient stones stand, Pembrokeshire is beautiful, wild and mysterious.
However you plan on spending your time here, whether breathing in the ocean air while hiking to the Blue Lagoon, making leisurely visits to picturesque villages or coasteering and watching out for wildlife (weather permitting) – or perhaps something altogether more sheltered – you’ll find some of Wales’s most enticing hotels can be found in Pembrokeshire.
