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Towns & villages
Where to stay, what's nearby- St Davids
Britain's smallest city — a cathedral in a hollow, Whitesands Bay up the road, and the wildest, most beautiful corner of the national park all around.
Walks
Coast Path stages and circulars- St Davids Head from Whitesands Bay — 6.4 km
Round the headland at the far west of Wales, past an Iron Age fort and a 5,000-year-old burial chamber, with Ramsey Island offshore.
- Porthgain to Whitesands Bay — 12.9 km
From an industrial harbour past the Blue Lagoon and round the wild north side of the St Davids peninsula to the county's most popular beach.
Places to stay
Cottages, hotels, lodges and campsites- St Davids Corner House — St Davids
A wonderful location within walking distance from the ever-popular Pembrokeshire coastal path. One of five fantastic properties that is well placed f…
- St Davids Long House — St Davids
A delightful retreat where you can stroll down to the stunning coastal path just a short walk away. One of five impressive properties well placed for…
- St Davids Cottage — St Davids
A fantastic setting where you can join up with the picturesque coastal path and is one of five properties that are well placed for enjoying the very…
- St Davids Bijou Retreat — St Davids
A delightful location set just a short walk from the renowned coastal path the jewel of the Pembrokeshire National Park. One of five superior propert…
- St Davids Farmhouse — St Davids
A super spot where you can amble to the stunning coastal path that stretches for 186 miles. One of five superior properties this is well placed for e…
- St David's Lodge — Lydstep
- Gwynfryn — St Davids
The cottage is located just outside St Davids Britain s smallest city. There is a 12th-century cathedral cafes pubs and restaurants plus a selection…
- Bishops Court Cottage — St Davids
The property is located in Britain s smallest city - St Davids. The centre boasts an impressive collection of shops cafes restaurants and galleries.…
Pubs, food & things to do
Local businesses and attractions- St Davids Cathedral & Bishop's Palace — Attraction
Wales's holiest site, hidden in its hollow — 12th-century nave, medieval ceiling, and the great ruined palace beside it.
- St David's Airfield — Nature reserve
The old wartime airfield on the St Davids peninsula, now National Trust heathland — runways to stroll, skylarks overhead, and big-sky views to Carn L…
- St Davids City Golf Club — Golf
- St David's Surgery — GP surgery · St Davids
- St Davids Library — Library · St Davids
- St Davids Fish and Chips — Restaurant · St Davids
Fish and chips on St Davids High Street.
- St David's Farm Park — Campsite
- St Davids Cross Hotel — Hotel
Guides
Our written advice- Ramsey Island: Choughs, Seals and the Tide Race Off St Davids
An RSPB island of high cliffs and autumn seal pups, reached across one of the fiercest tidal races in Britain. What to expect, and when to go.
- Where to Stay in St Davids: The Peninsula, Area by Area
In the city, out at Whitesands, on a clifftop campsite or down the road in Solva. What each part of the St Davids peninsula gives you, and what it co…
- Where to Stay in Trefin: The North Coast Village a Field from the Path
A Welsh-speaking village on the quiet north coast, with a pub, a hostel, a campsite and Porthgain and the Blue Lagoon along the Coast Path. Where to…
- A Long Weekend in North Pembrokeshire
Three days based around St Davids or Newport: cathedral, cliffs, a quarry harbour and the Preselis. Written for a Friday-night arrival.
Beaches
Sand, parking, dogs and tides- Whitesands Bay (Porth Mawr) — St Davids
St Davids' big Blue Flag surf beach beneath Carn Llidi — sand, swell and sunsets at the end of Wales.
- Caerfai Bay — St Davids
St Davids' walk-to beach: purple-tinged sandstone cliffs, a steep flight of steps and clean sand at low water.
- Porthclais Harbour — St Davids
St Davids' medieval harbour inlet — lime kilns, kayaks and a sliver of low-tide sand in a rocky creek.