Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It’s the UK’s only coastal national park; a mosaic of breathtaking beaches, ancient stone circles, and wildlife wonders. Every step along the Coast Path is a step through time, and every sunset paints a story of the day’s end over the Irish Sea. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park by numbers: - 600 miles (966km) of public footpaths and bridleways; - 35,000 feet (10,668km) (total rise and fall of the Coast Path, greater than the height of Mount Everest); - 186 mil

Coastal Habitats - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

It’s been a year like no other, where we’ve needed nature like never before. But let’s tread lightly as we explore our National Park’s Wonder Filled Coast again. #TreadLightly Mae wedi bod yn flwyddyn fel dim arall, lle mae angen natur mwy nag erioed. Ond gadewch i ni droedio’n ysgafn wrth i ni archwilio Arfordir Llawn rhyfeddod ein Parc Cenedlaethol eto. #TroedionYsgafn | Pembrokeshire Coast

Explore three reasons to visit Manorbier village in West Pembrokeshire by Laura Sidestreet, the author of this Reel and words below. 🏰 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ “This quiet coastal gem is packed with history, with evidence of early human habitation & a 5000yr old Neolithic burial chamber called the Kings Quoit, it’s somewhere to put on your list next time your in West Wales. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The Norman Manorbier Castle which sits perched on a hill overlooking the ocean is also a real treat to visit (and dog friendly) alo