Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - A Wonder Filled Coast

Discover. Explore. Life is outside.

From miles of dazzling coastline to the wilds of the Preseli Hills, beautiful countryside and thriving wildlife make the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park one of the country’s top places to visit. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path twists and turns along 186 miles of the most mind-blowing coastline in Britain - from rugged clifftops to wide-open beaches and winding estuaries. From relaxing strolls and star gazing to high-octane hobbies like surfing and coasteering, you can find your happy place on the Pembrokeshire Coast. Set off on a voyage of discovery and seek out the scenery, sands and rare species that make this corner of West Wales so spectacular!

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Tender Opportunities

A current list of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's tendering opportunities.

Walkers on the Castlemartin Range in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales, Uk

Events

Reserve your place now on one of our guided walks or see what's on at the Authority's visitor attractions.

Committee Papers

Find agendas and minutes for National Park Authority committee meetings.

Planning

Find information on applications, forms, advice and anything to do with planning in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Spooky adventures and Halloween fun at Oriel y Parc

Families are invited to dive into some spine-tingling Halloween fun at Oriel y Parc, National Park Discovery Centre in St Davids this half-term.

Cresswell Quay’s historic charm recognised with Conservation Area designation

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (NPA) has approved the designation of Cresswell Quay as a Conservation Area, recognising its unique ar...

Spooky half-term fun at Carew Castle this Halloween

Carew Castle, one of Pembrokeshire’s most ghostly landmarks, is preparing for an unforgettable Halloween experience this half-term, with a variety o...

New exhibition reveals hidden treasures of Carew Castle

A fascinating new exhibition has opened at Carew Castle, showcasing remarkable artefacts uncovered at the historic site over the past 60 years.

Search Planning Applications

You can search for and view planning applications online via our Public Access Service. This service allows you to view current applications and supporting documents, comment on current applications, track the progress of current applications and search for past planning applications.

Public Consultations

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is your Park. So here at the National Park Authority we often ask for your views on the work we do to help keep your Park special for everyone to enjoy.

Walking in the Park

With over 600 miles of public footpaths and bridleways, walking is an ideal way to discover the Pembrokeshire Coast’s scenery, wildlife and history.

A Wonder Filled Coast

Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park