The St Davids Peninsula in Pembrokeshire has something for everyone – beautiful beaches, breathtaking scenery, a wealth of flora and fauna as well as organised outdoor activities and some great restaurants. We hope that the following will help you plan your trip:
Beaches in the area are stunning. The award winning Whitesands is popular with families and surfers alike, whilst Abereiddi, Traeth Llfyn and
For the "Best Family Day Out in Wales" visit Folly Farm Theme Park & Zoo with a host of attractions for young and old regardless of the weather.
Walking along 186 miles of beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail attracts many visitors to the region. In addition there are a wealth of pathways crossing the St David's
Cycling is very popular on the quiet rural roads and Route 4 of the National Cycle Network (The Celtic Trail) runs across South Wales finishing in nearby Fishguard.
Horseriding is an excellent way to view the area. St Davids Trekking organises guided treks on traditional gypsy horses.
Birdwatching draws many to the area. Visit Pembrokeshire Birds for information on recent sightings and Pembrokeshire Bird Group for the local section of the Wildlife Trust of South and West. Pembrokeshire Falconry offers you the chance to come face to face with birds of prey at a variety of venues in the area.
Boat trips run regularly to the Islands of Ramsey and Skomer bringing you closer to the coast’s array of bird and wildlife.
www.thousandislands.co.uk - 01437 721721
www.aquaphobia-ramseyisland.co.uk - 01437 720471
www.ramseyislandcruises.net - 01437 721423
Kayaking, coasteering and surfing sessions are organised locally by TYF - 01437 721611 Sea Kayaking Guides or the award winning Celtic Quest Coasteering.
Art and Crafts - Visit the nearby Solva Woollen Mill, the oldest working mill in Pembrokeshire to see the C19 looms in action. Oriel y Felin in the centre of St David's displays a wide selection of work by local artists, while Oriel Glan y Mor in Fishguard showcases the art of Beth Robinson renowned for her landscapes of Pembrokeshire.
St David’s Cathedral and the Bishop’s Palace are breathtaking and a “must see” for all visitors. With regular services, concerts, plays, exhibitions, a music festival and an excellent cafe, the cathedral is central to life in St David’s. Visit www.stdavidscathedral.org.uk
Eating Out - There a number of excellent restaurants in nearby St Davids to suit all tastes and budgets including:
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Cwtch - 01437 720491 |
The Farmers Arms - 01437 721666 |
Eating In - St David’s has a number of food shops selling local produce for those wishing to self cater including: Peters Delicatesan; G Davies & Sons Butchers; CKs Supermarket; St David’s Food & Wine. To have beautifully fresh local produce delivered directly to your door contact Pembrokeshire Produce Direct, a community business run by local producers.
For more help with planning your trip visit:
Tourist Information Centre- Tel: 01437 720392