Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a stunning of area of natural beauty. Established in 1952 the national park covers a total area of approximately 243 square miles.

The coastal scenery is truly spectacular, with towering cliffs that offer panoramic views of the sea and offshore islands.
In addition to the stunning coastal scenery, the park  is also home to diverse habitats, including woodlands, heathlands, and estuaries.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs along the entire coastline. It offers stunning views and opportunities to observe wildlife up close.
The National Park is rich in history and culture, with ancient castles, prehistoric sites, and charming coastal villages scattered throughout the area. St. Davids, located within the park, is the smallest city in the United Kingdom and is home to St. Davids Cathedral, a significant religious and historical site.

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park combines stunning coastal landscapes, abundant wildlife, and a rich cultural heritage.