Spring Holidays in Wales

For many the first thing that comes to mind when considering a staycation in Pembrokeshire is the famous beaches and coastline, fantastically clean, colourful, and award winning beauty.

Visit Saundersfoot beach where you’ll find Cŵlbox open offering delicious tempting treats to savour on a sunny walk across the sand.

Grab lunch while you watch the surfers at Freshwater West, with Café Môr rustling up incredible sandwiches and baps using locally sourced seafood and their own magical seaweed seasoning.

A wonderful way to see and truly appreciate the spring season in West Wales is to go on a fairy-tale walk through Lodge Park Woods, a winding, magical wander through carpets of snowbells with warm green canopy filled with overhead birdsong.

Canaston Woods near Narberth are full of ancient trees, and there’s a feeling of peace and serenity which is sure to relax and inspire you.

Take a walk along the idyllic Pembrokeshire coastal path and see the flowers coming into bloom and the butterflies dancing against a backdrop of glittering, panoramic ocean views.

For a change of scenery there’s no better place than the epic rolling Preseli Hills, full of ancient history, rugged nature, and a real sense of getting back in touch with Mother Earth each time you visit. From the wild horses scattered across the hilltop to Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber and the stone circles, the Preseli Hills can be visited time and time again, with each trip discovering a new corner of splendour.

After you’ve had your fill of the beautiful 360 degree views of West Wales and beyond (on clear days you can see across to the Brecon Beacons!), take a stop off at Tafarn Sinc, the Preseli Hills very own rustic pub and restaurant packed full with charm and quirky décor, including a straw-strewn floor.