Brynberian

Burial chambers, ancient woodland and stone cairns make this area of north Pembrokeshire a place of myth and mystery, where the imagination can run wild.

The Afanc

The story of a nasty monster who terrorised the village of Brynberian, and how the villagers tried to stop him.

The Stupid Giants

Three giant brothers fight over their inheritance, and we are left with Carnedd Meibion Owen – the cairns of the sons of Owen, with which to remember them by.

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St Govan's Chapel

Tucked into the cliffs on the Castlemartin Range, St Govan’s Chapel is a great place to explore.

Carew Castle

Once a home to lords and ladies, princesses and warriors, Carew is now home to ghost stories and rare bats.

St Davids

St Davids, the smallest city in Britain, and birthplace of the patron saint of Wales, has the perfect mix of history, culture, coast and countryside.

Roch Castle

Roch Castle, built by Norman knight Adam de Rupe, has historic royal connections.

Mill Bay

Mill Bay, a quiet cove on the Dale Peninsula, is a site of huge historical significance.

Milford Haven Waterway

Explore the secret waterways of the Daugleddau Estuary, wooded valleys and rugged Preseli Hills.

Manorbier

With history, nature, and spectacular views, Manorbier has something for everyone.

Fishguard

Fishguard was the site of the ‘Last Invasion of Britain’ more than 200 years ago.

Preseli Hills

Enjoy the sense of freedom and the vast views from the heights of the Preseli Hills.

Bedd Morris

Enjoy the spectacular views from up on the common and decide why you think this standing stone was placed here.

Pembrokeshire: Land of Legends