St Davids Peninsula

St Davids Peninsula has a colourful coastline with a wealth of history, and its been a cultural hotspot for thousands of years. With Iron Age forts, standing stones, tombs and Wales' oldest rocks ( 600 million years old ) you can see why its one of the most popular places to holiday in the summer. 

There are plenty of activities on offer in the area, you can explore the coast path, go crabbing and kayaking, try surfing or SUP, or for something different how about coasteering with family or friends. 

St Davids is well positioned to visit other areas in Pembrokeshire. You can pop down to Tenby or Pembroke in just an hour or explore the coast further north towards Cardigan. With so many wonderful beaches, hills and forests to visit you may have to stay longer than you thought!