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St. Govan's Chapel:13th Century ancient sanctuary nestling in the rugged cliffs of the Pembrokeshire Coast, located between Broadhaven South and St Govans Head | ||
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Bosherston Lilyponds, Stackpole Estate and Quay: famous lilyponds, the rich flora and fauna include waterlilies, otters, course fish, waterfowl, ducks and dragonflies. The ponds stretch down to the beautiful beach of Broadhaven South. Stackpole Quay overlooks the unique entrance to one of Britain's smallest harbours. The estate is National Trust owned and you can enjoy wonderful circular walks, magnificent cliffs, and Barafundle Bay, one of the most idyllic beaches in Pembrokeshire. |
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Lamphey Bishops Palace: Situated in the village of Lamphey, 2 miles east of Pembroke, it was once the residence of the medieval bishops of St.Davids. | ||
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Castles: Pembroke's magnificent castle dates back to 1093. Henry Tudor was born here in 1457. The Carew site incorporates the castle, the mill, the causeway, a medieval bridge and 11th Century Celtic Cross and Manorbier Castle, in a beautiful setting overlooking the beach. All the castles are within close reach of Pembroke. |
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ANCIENT CELTIC SITES |
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Castell Henllys: Living images of prehistory can be seen at this award-winning site where warlike celts foiught over and farmed the land over 2000 years ago. | ||
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Pentre ifan: ancient buriel chamber in the Preselis; reputedly the place where the Blue Stones of Stonehenge came from. | ||
LEISURE AND THEME PARKS |
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Oakwood Theme Park Wales' largest theme park - spectacular rides and thrills for all the family. During the summer holidays Oakwood is open in the evenings with a spectacular After Dark Show for all the family to enjoy with a dance show and fireworks to end the night. | ||
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Folly Farm - where children can watch and feed animals, play in the extensive indoor and outdoor activity areas, take tractor rides, and enjoy the traditional all-weather fairground. | ||
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Heatherton: Country Sports Park for all the family, with go-karting, paintball,archery, pony-trekking, shooting, golf, boating and soft-play areaand much more well worth a visit a alternative from theme parks. | ||
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Dinosaur Park: 22 dinosaurs on woodland trail, indoor and outdoor adventure playgrounds & other activities. | ||
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Heron's Brook: Animal and Bird Park, indoor and outdoor play areas, punch and judy and landscaped gardens. | ||
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Silent World Aquarium - Housed in a renovated church with over 30 aquatic tanks and the best reptile collection in Wales. Exotic creepy crawlies with daily handling and feeding sessions. | ||
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Torch Theatre - Pembrokeshires premier arts venue with great dance, films, art gallery and bar. | ||
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Manor House Wildlife Park - Animals including Penguins, Otters and Eagles and many other creatures of interest. | ||
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Clerken Hill Adventure Farm - A working family farm with childrens play area, adventure trail and a frizbee golf range. | ||
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Dyfed Shire and Leisure Farm - A great day out for a family get together. Horse-cart rides, quad bikes, indoor and outdoor play areas and animal feeding. | ||
LOCAL PRODUCE |
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Deri Vineyard: Some excellent Pembrokeshire wines are produced
here, just a short drive from Pembroke. Try a few samples of wine
and mead or take a walk around the vineyard. Lunch and afternoon teas
available and a pets corner for younger guests. |
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Pemberton's Welsh Chocolate Farm - watch demonstrations of how this delicous chocolate is made. | ||
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Nantycoy Arts, crafts and gifts in a great setting at Treffgarne Gorge. | ||
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Traveline-Cymru
Tel. 0870 608 2 608 All the info you need about Public Transport in
Wales. |
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