For a more comprehensive resource on things to do in Pembrokeshire, see the Visit Wales website.
Walking & Hiking
If you love walking & hiking then Pembrokeshire has 186 miles to cover on foot. See beautiful coastline, ancient chapels, wildlife and a variety of flora & fauna as you walk your way around this fantastic county.
Pack a lunch, put on your boots and get going it will not disappoint you!
Fishing Adventures
If you love fishing then head to St. Davids and visit Blue Shark Charters to get out and go fishing. Or you could visit Tenby for great mackerel fishing or Milford Haven to take in the harbour and boats.
Bass or bream, mackerel or mullet the county has it all to offer. A beautiful coastline to take in as you relax on a boat and do a spot of fishing.
Coasteering
If you love the water, sand and sea then Pembrokeshire offers great coasteering opportunities all over. Plenty of providers such as:
So go wild get rock-hopping or even wild-swimming you may be lucky and see the dolphins while your out and about.
Nature Watching on Ramsey & Skomer Island
Both Islands have an array of wildlife from puffins to seals, rare choughs and wild flowers galore. See the wardens in action and or take a trip around the islands by boat to find out about the wildlife on offer:
Cycling the Celtic Trail
The Pembrokeshire National Park provides great cycling across a diverse terrain. The Celtic Trail takes you through the best routes that encompass the coastline from Fishguard to the rolling hills of St. Davids.
Kayaking in Pembrokeshire
The Pembrokeshire coastline is incredible, and what better way to explore all the little nooks and crannies than in a kayak? There are plenty of kayak providers available in the area including:
Surfing
Our swells are as good as anywhere with beaches like Newgale, Freshwater, White Sands and coves like Abereiddy and Abermawr we have something for all surfers to enjoy from novices to experienced surfers.
Horse Riding
Experience riding on the beach or across the countryside, Nolton Riding Stables has it all.
Looking for something different to do in Pembrokeshire?
In addition to the beautiful beaches and coastline we also have fantastic countryside and rolling hills to explore.
From Ironman Wales to the Unearthed festival to the largest agricultural show in Pembrokeshire you have lots to choose from and go and see. If you are interested in music, food, culture, history, sports, language or nature, we have it all on offer in Pembrokeshire.
St Davids Cathedral Festival
Held annually in late May, St Davids Cathedral
Come and see a historic and atmospheric venue at one of Wales oldest cathedrals.
www.stdavidscathedral.org.uk/music-festival
Pembrokeshire Street Food Festival
Held annually in mid-June, South Beach Car Park, Tenby
The best street food Wales has to offer in one free three-day festival.
www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireStFood
Unearthed Festival
Held annually in June, Cerbid, Solva
A family-friendly alternative festival offering activities, music mixed with vegan food and live acts over three days.
Fishguard Festival of Music
17th – 31st July 2026, Various Locations in North Pembrokeshire
Bringing world-class classical music to Pembrokeshire for more than 50 years.
www.fishguardmusicfestival.com
The Edge Festival
24th – 26th July 2026, Solva
A festival of music, literature and sporting events in the picturesque harbour town of Solva.
Pembrokeshire County Show
19th – 20th August 2026, County Showground, Haverfordwest
This is the largest agricultural show in Pembrokeshire. Fun for all the family and a great day out with everything from food, farm machinery and stalls.
Tenby Blues Festival
13th – 15th November 2026 – Located in venues around Tenby
Showcasing the best of local, national and international blues acts across a variety of venues in the town.
Carol Services at the Cathedral
From Mid-December onwards, St David’s Cathedral comes alive with beautiful music and song for the festive season. Go along to see the splendour and soak up the spirit.
Seal pup season
September offers the chance to view seal pups along the various coves on the coast path. Seal pups on beaches mean autumn has arrived. Just take care not to disturb them in their natural habitat.