Pembrokeshire boasts crystal clear waters, breathtaking coastal scenery and vast open sandy beaches. It has become a haven for walkers, water-sport enthusiasts and foodies, wanting to experience the best this area of outstanding natural beauty has to offer. The area is protected by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and covers 186 miles of wandering trails visiting coves and harbours and over 50 beaches, dotted along the shoreline. It is also home to the UK's smallest city, St David's. This year-round destination is perfect for those wanting an action-packed vacation, with activity centres, coasteering and cycling just some of the activities for the adrenaline junkies. For those who love a more sedate pace, amble through the pretty towns and villages, visit magnificent cultural sites and sample some of the delicacies at one of the food markets.

The Welsh Wildlife Centre, situated in Cardigan, is set in 264 acres of Wildlife Nature Reserve and is a great place for families to slow down and have fun together. With an ever-changing array of activities, from pond dipping to listening to bats you can immerse yourself in an unspoilt natural setting and explore the many habitats of the surrounding wildlife. Let your little ones loose in the Adventure Play Area or explore the 4 themed Nature Trails or let them learn through play with quizzes, colouring or drawing. This is a perfect all-weather venue for kids of all ages.

If you want to experience a sustainable adventure, then head over to Haverfordwest and join the Black Rock Outdoor Company for a Hedgerow Foraging experience. You'll learn how, where and when to safely identify and collect wild foods, including, foliage, fruits, flowers and fungi. This is a private experience and can be tailored to your requirements. You can either take everything home you pick or have a wild cook-up at the end of the session. Under 16's go free and well-behaved dogs are welcome! Embark on exhilarating water sports, such as surfing, kayaking, or coasteering, and immerse yourself in the refreshing waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Visit Skomer Island, a wildlife haven where you can witness colonies of puffins and seals in their natural habitat. The county is also steeped in history and culture, with ancient castles like Pembroke Castle and historic towns like Tenby, known for its colourful houses and picturesque harbour.