Best Attractions near Strumble Head Lighthouse

Discover the vibrant flooded slate quarry of Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi, a dramatic coastal gem blending industrial heritage with thrilling water adventures.

Discover Abereiddi Tower, a mysterious coastal lookout surrounded by Pembrokeshire’s rugged cliffs, slate quarry ruins, and breathtaking sea views.

Discover traditional Welsh wool weaving and heritage craftsmanship at Solva Woollen Mill, nestled in scenic Pembrokeshire.

Historic 19th-century lime kilns set against Pembrokeshire’s rugged coast, blending industrial heritage with breathtaking natural beauty.

Explore 186 miles of breathtaking Welsh coastline, from rugged cliffs to golden beaches, along the iconic Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Secluded sand and pebble beach on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, perfect for peaceful walks and year-round dog-friendly exploration.

Explore Pembrokeshire’s Southwood Estate: a timeless blend of coastal beauty, wildlife-rich farmland, and historic Victorian charm.

Discover art, nature, and local culture at Oriel y Parc, the vibrant gateway to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in St Davids.

Explore Pentre Ifan, Wales’ towering 5,000-year-old Neolithic burial chamber with its iconic floating capstone and panoramic Pembrokeshire views.

Explore the majestic ruins of St Davids Bishop's Palace, a medieval Welsh landmark steeped in history and scenic charm beside the River Alun.

A breathtaking Pembrokeshire beach with golden sands, thrilling surf, and stunning views crowned by the majestic Carn Llidi headland.

Explore the natural beauty and rich culture of Pembrokeshire with Wild About Pembrokeshire, your gateway to unforgettable adventures in nature.

Explore the mystical Preseli Hills, ancient uplands of Wales with breathtaking views, prehistoric mysteries, and rich cultural legends.

Dramatic cliffs, ancient dolmens and sweeping sea views on the wild Pembrokeshire headland where the Irish and Celtic Seas meet.

Explore a beautifully restored Victorian manor and tranquil country park with family-friendly trails, gardens, and historic exhibits in Pembrokeshire.

Discover The Storybox in Haverfordwest—a unique blend of immersive theatre and interactive adventure for all ages in Pembrokeshire.

Discover the ancient birthplace of St David with sacred ruins, a healing holy well, and a serene chapel on the Pembrokeshire coast.

Explore Pembrokeshire’s scenic Llys-y-frân Reservoir with watersports, mountain biking, fishing, and a vibrant visitor centre.

Step back 2,000 years into a living Iron Age village nestled in Pembrokeshire’s stunning natural landscape.

Wales’ first trampoline park offering thrilling indoor fun, soft play, and a cozy cafe near Haverfordwest.

A historic 12th-century harbour on Pembrokeshire’s coast, perfect for kayaking, coastal walks, and soaking in scenic Welsh maritime heritage.

Secluded sandy beach with stunning cliffs, rock pools, and coastal path in Pembrokeshire’s peaceful St Bride’s Bay.

A serene tidal harbour with historic roots, stunning coastal views, and gateway to Pembrokeshire’s maritime adventures.

Explore Britain's only coastal national park, where rugged cliffs, golden beaches, and rich wildlife await along 186 miles of stunning coastline.

Secluded sandy bay framed by cliffs, perfect for tranquil walks, horse riding, and spectacular sunsets on Pembrokeshire’s coast.

Discover the Gorsedd Of Bards Circle in Haverfordwest, a captivating historical landmark celebrating Welsh culture and artistic heritage.

Discover the iconic Spitfire and its restoration journey in a unique, volunteer-run museum nestled behind a charity shop in Haverfordwest.

Explore Wiston Castle, a remarkable 12th-century motte-and-bailey fortress founded by Flemish settlers on Wales’ historic Norman-Welsh frontier.

Discover the tranquil ruins and unique medieval garden of the 13th-century Haverfordwest Priory by the peaceful River Cleddau.

Discover original watercolours and local art inspired by Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastal landscapes at The Boathouse Gallery.

Experience the tranquility and stunning views at Ryan Davies Bridge, a hidden gem in Haverfordwest, perfect for photography and leisurely strolls.

Explore Foel Drygarn, a majestic Iron Age hillfort with ancient Bronze Age cairns, nestled atop the scenic Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire.

Explore Wales’s rugged coastal beauty on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail, a scenic path rich in wildlife, history, and stunning sea views.

Experience thrilling wildlife boat trips in Cardigan Bay, spotting dolphins, seals, and seabirds on safe, family-friendly RIB tours from St Dogmaels.

Walk with llamas through peaceful Welsh valleys at the family-run sanctuary dedicated to animal welfare and immersive countryside adventures.

A scenic south-facing beach with golden sands, iconic rock formations, and family-friendly waters on Pembrokeshire’s stunning coast.

Accessible coastal viewpoint with stunning panoramas of Pembrokeshire’s rugged coastline and peaceful seating areas managed by the National Trust.

A serene Welsh island sanctuary famed for seals, seabirds, and rich maritime heritage just off Cardigan’s coast.

A family-run coastal farm park with sea views, farm animals, and a clifftop walk to watch wild seals and dolphins in Cardigan Bay.

Tranquil waterfront with stunning views over Cardigan Bay, home to native dolphins and rich maritime heritage.

A vibrant live music venue and community hub in Cardigan, blending eclectic charm with a welcoming atmosphere and rich cultural spirit.

Explore 900 years of Welsh history and stunning gardens at Cardigan Castle, where medieval walls meet Georgian elegance by the River Teifi.

Historic Gothic market in Cardigan with local crafts, vintage finds, artisan foods, and a lively community spirit across two floors.

Discover unique artisan gifts and handcrafted treasures in the charming Tigers Eye gift shop at Cardigan’s historic High Street.

Discover authentic Welsh crafts and heritage in a historic 18th-century customs house on Cardigan’s oldest street.

Discover Cardigan Guildhall, Britain’s first Ruskinian Gothic civic building, blending historic architecture with vibrant markets and community life.

A cozy Cardigan cafe serving hearty Welsh and British classics with welcoming vibes and vegetarian-friendly options.

A dignified memorial in Cardigan’s Victoria Gardens honoring local heroes lost in the World Wars, inviting reflection and remembrance.

Explore Wales’ premier wetland reserve with family-friendly trails, vibrant wildlife, and panoramic views at the Welsh Wildlife Centre.

A vibrant family farm adventure with frisbee golf, crazy golf, and playful animal encounters in picturesque Pembrokeshire countryside.

Discover the rich history of Llawhaden Castle, a captivating medieval ruin nestled in the stunning landscapes of Pembrokeshire, Wales.