Sarah Baxter is a travel journalist who stayed with us while researching our corner of North Pembrokeshire. Her focus was non-car travel and adventure in our great outdoors out of season.

Top Tips for visiting North Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire is well known for being something of a hidden secret in itself, but once you get here there is an abundance of things to do and places to see for all tastes and age groups.

Luke Waterson is an award-winning novelist as well as being a prolific travel writer. He came to stay with us in late May 2024 to write a piece about Fishguard for the I Paper weekend travel section, based around a 2 night stay.

National Geographic ranked The Pembrokeshire Coast Path 2nd place in its World’s Top Ten long distance paths and The Pembrokeshire National Park is the only coastal National Park in the UK.
Beauty abounds in our corner of west Wales. All, if not almost all visitors to Pembrokeshire will take in part of one section of the 186-mile coastal path walking route intentionally or not, visiting one of it’s many breathtaking beaches or hidden coves.

The Manor Town House

Perfect 2 Day Break

A short or weekend break is an excellent way to get some time out. Whether you are need of some rest and relaxation or maybe blue sky thinking, you don’t have to go anywhere near an airport to get a complete change of scene and culture. Only a minor indulgence really, but definitely a treat and something to look forward to.

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Pembrokeshire Coast wins:

BBC Country File’s 2018 Award for Holiday Destination of the Year…

So, the secret is definitely out. No surprise that when visiting the area for the first time, our guests are often overwhelmed by how beautiful Pembrokeshire is. No wonder, so many return year after year. The fact is that Pembrokeshire is still very unspoilt. Considering how much the area has to offer, you won’t find yourself stuck in a Pembrokeshire traffic jam.