Local knowledge on the best coasteering spots, surf beaches, kayaking routes and more, written by people who work on this coast. Useful stuff for planning your Pembrokeshire adventure.
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The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy, the sea caves around Tenby and plenty in between. A local guide's breakdown of the best coasteering spots on the Welsh coast, ranked by difficulty, scenery and thrill factor.
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How a sport that started on the cliffs of St David's Head spread around the world, and why Pembrokeshire is still seen as its home.
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The most beginner-friendly surf beaches in Pembrokeshire, what to wear, what to hire and when to go. Worth a read before your first lesson.
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Tenby is Pembrokeshire's most popular base, and there's a lot to do nearby. Here's what you can get up to within easy reach of the old walled town.
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The best kayaking spots for every level, from sheltered harbour paddles up to serious offshore crossings to Skomer Island. Includes seasonal advice, kit tips and the routes the locals actually paddle.
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Itineraries for a long weekend or a full week, planned around the tides. Each one fits in the best coastal activities: coasteering, surfing, kayaking, climbing and more.
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Two days of coasteering, kayaking and SUP on the old volcanic coast around St David's, plus sunset at St Justinian's, an evening climb of Carn Llidi and where to eat in Britain's smallest city.
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Coasteering for children aged 8+, beginner paddleboarding, rock pooling, the best family beaches, and everything you need to plan a great trip to Tenby with kids in tow.
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