Bosherston Lily Ponds
AttractionFlooded limestone valleys of water lilies (best in June) winding down to Broad Haven South — otters at quiet hours.
49 attractions across 12 Pembrokeshire towns and villages.
The ticketed attractions cluster in the south-east, between Tenby, Narberth and Kilgetty. Folly Farm, Heatherton, the Dinosaur Park, Oakwood and Bluestone are all within about twenty minutes of each other, which is worth knowing when you book: base yourself around Tenby, Saundersfoot or Narberth and a wet day is a short drive rather than a trek.
North and west of Haverfordwest there's far less to buy a ticket for. The draw up there is the coast itself, the islands, St Davids, and the Iron Age roundhouses at Castell Henllys.
Our own picks. Nobody pays to be here.
Flooded limestone valleys of water lilies (best in June) winding down to Broad Haven South — otters at quiet hours.
Monastic island twenty minutes by boat from Tenby harbour — monks, chocolate, a lighthouse and quiet beaches.
Norman castle turned Elizabethan mansion on the Carew river, with Wales's only restored tidal mill and a fine circular walk.
Photo: Ruth Jowett (CC BY-SA 2.0)Reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses on their original site — costumed history that children genuinely love.
Begelly, Kilgetty, SA68 0XA
Zoo, vintage funfair and indoor play — the county's rainy-day banker and a full family day out.
Wales's grandest natural arch and the guillemot-packed Elegug Stacks — on the Castlemartin range road (check opening).
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