During Whitsun week, 27 May – 1 June, the Urdd National Eisteddfod, one of Europe’s biggest youth touring festivals that attracts around 100,000 visitors each year, will be visiting Pembrokeshire and the small village of Boncath. Over 15,000 children and young people will be competing during the Eisteddfod week in various competitions such as […]
Treat Mum this Mothers Day…
by mark
St Dogmaels Abbey in north Pembrokeshire will be celebrating 900 years of existence in 2013 so it’s a very special year for this beautiful medieval abbey site and the village of St Dogmaels.
by mark
Most people come to Pembrokeshire purely to experience the beautiful, untouched coastline. When they get here, many are surprised to discover the historical importance of the area. Pembrokeshire is home to some of the most impressive medieval Castles in the whole of the UK. It also has some very interesting stories to tell about Britain’s […]
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Did you know that Pembrokeshire is the only National Park in the UK that’s almost completely coastal? If you are within the National Park itself, you will never be more than 10 miles from the sea. It should therefore come as no surprise that a lot of the activities here involve the sea in one […]
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One of the most popular reasons people give for coming to Pembrokeshire on holiday is ‘the walking’.
by tom@boostly.co.uk
