The annual Saundersfoot New Year’s Day swim is set to be even bigger and better this year as the seaside resort look to welcome in 2014 with their 30th New Year’s Day dip.

The time has come to embrace the winter months, and when staying in Pembrokeshire this is easily done due to the exciting events planned for November.

On this day, 27th October 2014, Welsh poet and wordsmith Dylan Thomas would have turned 100 years old.

Those that attended or took part in Saundersfoot’s New Year’s Day Swim, sponsored by Powells, may recognise one of the X Factor’s 12 remaining contestants!

It may be the end of the summer holidays, but that by no means suggests that Pembrokeshire is closing down for the winter.

The annual Pembrokeshire County Show is already hailed as one of Wales’ largest summer events, but with over 100,000 visitors expected across the three-day event, 2014 is set to be bigger and better than ever before.

As a popular summer destination, Pembrokeshire knows how to cater for a diverse audience. From family days out to romantic jazz, there really is something for everyone this August.

Nowhere does Easter quite like Pembrokeshire; home to hundreds of fun, family-friendly activities, the Welsh county comes alive to celebrate the holiday that gave us the Easter bunny and egg hunts around the garden.

In a bid to warm up after the long winter, Tenby has put on a host of enigmatic and energetic events to entertain local residents and visitors alike.

As part of his new television series, A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones, the famed presenter is visiting Pembrokeshire in episode three.