Villages & towns in PembrokeshirePembrokeshire, Wales

Walled Victorian seaside resort with pastel harbour houses, three sandy beaches and views to Caldey Island.

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Britain's smallest city, a compact cathedral settlement on a windswept peninsula at the western tip of Wales.

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Village on the wooded Teifi gorge on Pembrokeshire's northern border, below a clifftop castle.

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Village near Newport known for St Brynach's church and one of the finest Celtic crosses in Britain.

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Small north-coast town below the Preseli Hills at the mouth of the Nevern estuary, with a sandy beach.

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Village on a narrow tidal harbour on the St Brides Bay coast, with colourful houses and fishing boats.

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Small unspoilt village of narrow streets and cottages set around a beach on St Brides Bay.

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Seaside village with a sandy cove and medieval castle on the south Pembrokeshire coast.

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Former quarrying and slate port on the north coast, with brick harbour ruins and an old mariners' inn.

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Small sailing village on a sheltered bay at the mouth of Milford Haven, popular for watersports.

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Seaside village and former coal port with a harbour and beaches, a short drive north of Tenby.

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Inland village of pretty cottages near Tenby, noted for a rare Flemish round chimney.

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