Whether you’re visiting the county in the Easter holidays or are staying in a Pembrokeshire cottage for an off-peak break, there are plenty of events to keep all interests occupied.

Chapel Bay Fort and Museum at Angle in Pembrokeshire is opening up to the public for the first time on 3rd April. 

As the month begins with a celebration of the country’s patron saint there really is nowhere better to visit in March than Pembrokeshire.

Following the decision to cancel 2015’s edition of the now famed Pembrokeshire Fish Week, the Port of Milford Haven has netted a scaly-themed event of its own.

With the February half term on the approach there is never a better excuse to visit Pembrokeshire and let the kids run wild through this stunning rural and coastal landscape. 

Pembrokeshire is a land of stunning beauty, especially at this time of the year with winter now in full swing.

Those on Pembrokeshire cottage holidays in December have plenty of opportunities to get involved with the festivities, and can also enjoy the added benefits of returning to a cosy base after a busy day exploring.

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.

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!