News, pictures and stories to inspire your next stay on the St Davids Peninsula

May half term is nearly here and, if you’re planning a stay on the Pembrokeshire coast, there’s plenty happening to keep the whole family entertained.

Winding around the entire edge of the county, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is 186 miles of incredible beauty. One of the amazing things about the path is that no two stretches are the same. In fact, no two steps are the same! Around each corner is another stunning view, an awesome bit of wildlife, or a perfect rest stop. Here are six of our favourite walks on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

Here on the St Davids Peninsula we are blessed with incredible independent food producers, cool cafes and inspiring places to eat. Here’s our guide to the ultimate tastiest food on the peninsula for you to enjoy on the beach, your favourite harbour wall or in the comfort of your holiday cottage.

Click on each takeaway to visit their Facebook page — the best place for up-to-date menus, opening times and ordering information.

Nestled along the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline, Abereiddy is a hidden gem that beckons to be explored. This charming village offers a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and rich history, making it a perfect holiday destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Here are five reasons why you should consider Abereiddy for your next holiday getaway.

As Britain’s only coastal National Park, millions of visitors flock to Pembrokeshire each year to walk the spectacular 186 miles of coastal path stretching from St Dogmaels to Amroth. But the coast path is not the only way to see this sea-sculpted westerly wonder. Come and enjoy Pembrokeshire from the water with one of the best boat trips you’ll ever take! Here are our favourite four.

A staycation in St Davids at any time of year isn’t complete without a trip to a pub. Spend an afternoon sunning yourself in a beer garden, or cosy up over a board game. Here are some of the best pubs in St Davids and the surrounding area!

Any walk in Pembrokeshire will leave you feeling on top of the world. In our opinion, none more so than one ending at a fantastic Welsh pub. Do you like to know that there’s a cold pint waiting for you at the end of your holiday hike? Then we’ve got a list of the best pub walks in Pembrokeshire just for you. Cheers!

Spring is the perfect time to come to Pembrokeshire – just as the weather begins to stabilise, the wildflowers are popping out over cliff and field. As if you needed any more reasons to pop on your walking boots to explore the wonderfully wild sole coastal national park in the UK.

To help you plan your spring escape, we’ve put together our favourite top 3 best walks in Pembrokeshire. This was a hard list to collate as there are so many amazing places to hike in our rugged county, but we think these walks are a fantastic starting point. So this spring, grab your boots, a map and some water and get out there!

There’s something truly special about Easter in Pembrokeshire. As spring breathes new life into the rugged coastline, the St Davids Peninsula comes alive with the promise of adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable moments. Whether you’re strolling along the breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast Path, hunting for chocolate eggs on golden sandy beaches, or simply soaking up quality time with family and friends, Easter here is nothing short of magical.

If you’re planning a getaway this spring, look no further – we’ve rounded up the very best things to do in Pembrokeshire with the family this Easter.

Pembrokeshire’s already fantastic food scene gets bigger and better each year. Our cafes and restaurants can draw upon the coast for inspiration and of course wonderful local ingredients. These are 10 of the best cafes and restaurants in Pembrokeshire, each offering something different and unique. The only question is, how many can you get round on your holiday in St Davids?