Amazing views, highly recommend, but it gets very busy during high season

Beautiful, so many beaches and coves, sand dunes and vast expanses - it’s such a lovely place to be. Most visitors are courteous and tidy, long may that continue.

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park It is an absolutely breathtaking part of the country with stunning scenery, particularly the section between Wooltack Point and St Justinian's. If you are planning a visit, I highly recommend exploring the coastal paths. The views are outstanding, and there is an abundance of wildlife; I was fortunate enough to spot seals in the sea and several rare bird species, including red-billed choughs. If you hope to walk directly on the beaches, I suggest checking the online tide schedules in advance to ensure the tide is out. For logistics, there are toilets and food available at the car park near the lighthouse. Please be aware that parking requires a fee—starting at three pounds for motorbikes—and the machines only accept coins or National Park passes, not credit cards. Additionally, while the area is beautiful, those with mobility issues should note that beach access often requires a twenty-minute hike involving several flights of earthen stairs. If you plan on staying overnight to enjoy the dark skies or the local campsites, I recommend booking early as the area is quite popular. It is truly a national treasure and well worth the trip.

Went hear today and wow they castle is amazing. The staff that works there are lovely. They have kept this castle clean and kept it in good condition. Specially when there are bad weather's the castle is standing strong. Cant wait to go here again. Really enjoyed myself. There is a cafe by the shop where you can have a lovely coffee and a cake.

Absolutely stunning part of the country with so much beautiful scenery. We've really enjoyed exploring the section between Wooltack Point and St Justinian's. Some great walking, outstanding landscape and some really great places to eat. Obviously birdlife in abundance as well, I saw my first red-billed choughs today as well as plenty of stonechats and some redwings. Given the way that the starlings are gathering now I'd guess that you get some great murmurations here in winter. Amazing dark skies at night too.