THINGS TO DO IN PEMBROKESHIRE
Wild coastlines, family adventures and unforgettable days out.
MORFA BAY CHILDRENS ACTIVITY CLUBS
ADVENTURE STARTS HERE
Give the kids a holiday they’ll actually talk about! Watermeadows guests can access day adventures and residential courses with Morfa Bay Adventure, subject to availability — perfect for adding some serious excitement to your Pembrokeshire escape.
From surfing, coasteering and sea kayaking to paddleboarding, climbing, abseiling, mountain biking and high ropes, there’s something for every young adventurer. They can get wet, get muddy, challenge themselves and make some brilliant memories along the way.
Choose a day of adventure or a residential experience, then leave the experts to take care of the fun. Places are limited and subject to availability, so book early to avoid missing out.
Contact us for dates and availability from August - October
PEMBROKSKIRE BEACHES
COASTAL DAYS, YOUR WAY
Pembrokeshire is home to some of the most spectacular beaches in Britain, and from Watermeadows you can spend every day discovering somewhere different. Think sweeping golden sands, turquoise water, hidden coves and dramatic cliffs — with favourites including Tenby, Saundersfoot, Freshwater East, Barafundle Bay, Manorbier and Marloes Sands all waiting to be explored.
And the coast is about much more than building sandcastles. Surf, paddleboard, kayak, swim, snorkel or simply walk the shoreline, before finding a beachside pub or café and watching the sun go down.
Whether you’re looking for watersports and adventure, a romantic coastal walk, a family beach day or somewhere peaceful to switch off, Pembrokeshire has a beach for it.
FOOD & DRINK
A TASTE OF PEMBROKESHIRE
Pembrokeshire is a brilliant place to eat local. Pick up farmhouse cheese straight from the producer at Pant Mawr Farmhouse Cheese, discover fresh seasonal produce, Welsh meats, preserves and artisan treats at local farm shops, or seek out farm-made ice cream and seafood landed around the coast. It’s the sort of place where you can meet the people who grow, rear and make what you’re eating — then take the best of it back to Watermeadows for dinner around the fire.
For something special, Pembrokeshire’s food scene goes to serious fine dining. Try seasonal Welsh cooking at Annwn in Narberth, where foraged and local ingredients shape the tasting menu, or discover restaurants such as Fernery Restaurant and Rhosyn Restaurant at Penally Abbey.
Or tryCinnamon Grove Gin for a Pembrokeshire gin experience, or head up the coast to In the Welsh Wind Distillery for Welsh whisky, gin, distillery tours, tastings and even the chance to make your own gin.
FAMILY DAYS OUT
BIG DAYS OUT. HAPPY FAMILIES.
There’s no shortage of ways to keep the whole family entertained in Pembrokeshire.
Meet giraffes, rhinos and penguins at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, walk among life-size prehistoric giants at The Dinosaur Park Tenby or discover more than 2,000 years of history at Carew Castle.
For something more active, Heatherton World of Activities packs in everything from go-karts and high ropes to family activities and indoor fun.
And the adventures don’t stop there. Get close to wildlife at Manor Wildlife Park, take a boat trip in search of seals and seabirds, explore a medieval fortress at Pembroke Castle, or head for the coast for kayaking, surfing and coasteering.
With brilliant choices for sunny days and plenty to do when the Welsh weather changes its mind, there’s enough around Pembrokeshire to fill a whole holiday
The difficult bit is deciding what to do first.
