PEMBROKESHIRE BLOG

Known for its glorious beaches, nature reserves, and stunning coastline, Pembrokeshire is the perfect place for a family holiday. If you’re considering a holiday in

With a beautiful coastline bordered by the North Atlantic and a rich countryside blessed with fruitful green turf, Pembrokeshire has lots of local produce to

As we wave goodbye to the winter chill and witness the awakening of nature, there’s no better time to explore the charming beauty of Pembrokeshire

We are the best place to stay if you are a group of friends or a couple. Central, beautiful, and next to all the stunning

We live in the picturesque county of Pembrokeshire, and we know that the beauty and tranquillity offer the perfect setting to unwind and leave the

We are so delighted to be involved with some fantastically brave ladies who are not only going to be rowing across the Atlantic in January

Enjoying the fresh sea breeze and warm sun: Nothing compares to the feeling of standing in the middle of a beautiful beach and feeling the

We continue Tudor Tuesdays with the knight, and trusted advisor of Henry 7th, Sir Rhys Ap Thomas. Rhys ap Thomas rose to prominence during the

We continue Tudor Tuesdays with a very important Welsh figure in our history, Jasper Tudor. Jasper Tudor was a significant figure in Welsh history. He

We continue Tudor Tuesday with the man himself, Henry VII, the first Tudor Monarch. Henry VII was born in Pembroke Castle on 28th January 1457,

We are ending our Women’s History Month, with fittingly, the last Tudor monarch and the product of a long history with Pembrokeshire, Elizabeth 1st. Elizabeth

With March being Women’s History Month, we are continuing with our History posts with the wife of Henry VII, Elizabeth of York.Elizabeth of York was

With March being Women’s History Month, we are continuing with our History posts with The Marquess of Pembroke. The Marquess of Pembroke was a title

With March being Women’s History Month, what better person to start our History posts with than Margaret Beaufort – a determined and powerful Matriarch responsible

Beautiful Pembrokeshire, an impressive view of the Milford Haven waterway taken by Martin Jones, Community Liaison at Ogi, Superfast Fibreoptic to Premises broadband provider. When

We hear all the time people saying they are holidaying in the West Country: Cornwall, Devon, etc because they love the beaches and the scenery, however, in recent years these destinations have become increasingly over-crowded often making the visitor experience less enjoyable.

If you’ve ever seen a pirate film, you’ll be familiar with the famous flag, the Jolly Roger, that seems to feature in most of them.

History of the Museum Milford Haven Museum is located in Milford Docks in the Old Customs House. The building dates back to 1797 and was

Ben Gobbi operates a superb, high-quality food preparation service, using local Pembrokeshire produce.