Pembrokeshire
The coast is your neighbour.
Aelwyd Bay sits on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. From the site you can walk to beaches, sea caves and miles of clifftop path. A short drive takes you to harbours, castles and the smallest city in Britain.
Sea caves & coves
10 min walkWalk down at low tide to explore hidden rock pools, arches and secret coves. Bring sturdy shoes and a sense of wonder.
The Coast Path
From the siteThe Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs past our gate. Head north for clifftop views or south towards sandy bays.
Local harbours
10 min driveColourful fishing villages with fresh crab, small boats and harbourside pubs. Perfect for an afternoon wander.
Wild beaches
15 min walkSwim, paddle and hide among the rock stacks on quiet sandy beaches that the crowds pass by.
Day trips
A little further afield
St Davids Cathedral
25 minA medieval cathedral in Britain's smallest city.
Skomer Island
35 minPuffins, seals and seabirds on a boat trip from Martin's Haven.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
HereCliffs, beaches and wildlife all around us.
Tenby
40 minWalled seaside town with pastel houses and boat trips.