Lush green Pembrokeshire with its waterways, beaches and castles offers more than you will possibly be able to squeeze into your Welsh staycation. It also has some of the UK’s top tourist attractions.
City lovers can explore beautiful St Davids, while countryside fanatics can head off to the Welsh Wildlife Centre and Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve.
Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is a fantastic educational attraction for those who love history and Folly Farm will keep the children amused for hours.
For more inspiration why not have a look at our outdoor activities page?
If you don’t want to make a set agenda, that’s fine too. Staycations are all about doing what you feel like, when you feel like it. You could even just take a road trip and see where you end up! There are some fantastic road trip routes throughout Pembrokeshire and everywhere is easily reachable for a day trip. In addition, the county doesn’t seem to suffer from the traffic congestion you may find elsewhere in the country.
One road trip idea you could take is to start the morning with a surf or swim at Manorbier, stop for lunch at Stackpole Inn, followed by a walk around Bosherston Lily Ponds.
Alternatively, for a more action packed day you could head to St Davids to see the Cathedral then eat out in Solva, before heading off on a sea safari around Skomer.
You could finish your day of adventures by having a picnic supper and watching the sun set from Marloes beach.