• ANCIENT SITES: Cromlechs, burial chambers, standing stones, Iron Age forts

• HISTORICAL SITES: Medieval castles and Norman churches

• GEOLOGY: The wide variety of rock types have shaped landscape and are very evident in the scenery all around.

• ATTRACTIONS: Museums, theme parks, family attractions,

• ACTIVITIES: Golf, fishing, watersports, walking, bird and nature watching,

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Pembrokeshire, in the western quarter of Wales is famed for its stunning coastline and landscapes which are protected by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, The National Trust and Wales Trust. Here you will find ancient sites, historical castles, rugged cliffs, sandy beaches and estuaries, moorland and woodland all in this one area.

This area is famous as the source of the "blue stone" for Stone Henge, removed from the Preseli Hills 4000 years ago.

It’s not all just about scenery – there is everything from theatres, museums and music festivals to leisure parks such as Oakwood Theme Park, family attractions such as Wale’s premier attraction Folly Farm as well as Great Wedlock Dinosaur Park. There’s golf and fishing, watersports, shopping and eating out. One visit won’t be enough to fit it all in.

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