November kicks off the celebrations with a selection of Christmas fayres and markets in and around the county of Pembrokeshire.  At these fayres, there will be stalls with tempting local produce, homemade cakes and crafts and it’s all designed to

Pembrokeshire comes alive within the Summer months with a fantastic selection of fun events for the whole family to enjoy.  Here we have put together a listing of things to do whilst you are on your holiday.  If you are still undecided about the a

Rugged coasts, stunning landscapes and more outdoor recreation than most can complete in a lifetime, Pembrokeshire has so much to offer.

Pembrokeshire has more surfing beaches than you could shake your board at as the Atlantic Ocean produces some of the best surfing conditions in Europe.

Wales is best known for a lot of things: rugby, Dylan Thomas and daffodils. But in 2016, tourist industry leaders are hoping when you hear Wales, you will think that adventure is waiting for you.

Pembrokeshire has miles of gorgeous coastline and a national park, so of course there is plenty of wildlife to see when visiting the area on holiday.

From the appearance of the first humans in Wales there have been great tales of spooky mystery.

Pembrokeshire and southern Wales are best known for their beaches, fishing and maritime history. But for the land lovers out there, the region is steeped in history with a number of prehistoric, Roman and medieval sites.

With the months ahead offering warm temperatures and long days of sunshine, there’s never been a better time to enjoy a cottage getaway in Pembrokeshire.

Crossing the border on your way to a Pembrokeshire cottage holiday destination might not call for the need to learn a new language, as there are very few Welsh nationals who cannot speak English, but the Welsh language is more available and vibran