Pembrokeshire National Park

Discover the Pembrokeshire National Park, Wales, Britain’s spectacular wild coastal trail on a private tour of Wales.

Explore woodlands, hills, rivers, valleys and the show-stopping coastline. The well-maintained coastal trail is 35,000 ft long. See dramatic cliffs, perfect crescents of golden sand and the cleanest beaches in Europe. Protected in sites of special scientific interest (SSSI) protect vast colonies of seabirds and wildlife. Spot Atlantic grey seals on the shore and bottlenose dolphins playing in the waves.

Apart from the stunning coastal landscape, Pembrokeshire has heritage galore, such as; Iron age hill forts, medieval castles such as Carew and Pembroke. Celtic culture gravitated towards Christianity with St David, one of the founders of monastic culture in 6th-century Wales.

The geology of the region is of great interest. The national park features picturesque beaches, but the huge variety of rock types and formations provoked awarding the region national park status. See limestone caves, blowholes, wave-cut platforms, dunes and volcanic cliffs.

Stay in the pretty seaside town of Tenby at the wonderful Penally Abbey (restaurant with rooms) and tour the Brecon Beacons and Pembrokeshire with your driver-guide.