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Free parking!

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Great variety. The lily ponds, lovely beaches, a coffee/ food stop and lots of cliff top walking.

Few steps here and there but a a nice relaxed slow ride

Absolute “insider tip”. One of the most beautiful beaches in the region if not the whole of the UK

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You can hardly estimate what awaits you here from above. The path down the slippery steps is deficient. value!

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St Govan's Chapel is a rock cell where a saint lived. According to legend, he had a magic bell that he used to warn pirates. Exciting and a special atmosphere here!

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Cool beach, only accessible on foot

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This is one of Pembrokeshire's finest beaches. He is often referred to as the "Jewel in the Crown". The beach is lined with dunes and trees. It is owned and managed by the National Trust. Barafundle is only accessible via the coastal path.

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Very beautiful view and a small, simple chapel. Steep path and slippery steps. The story about St Govan who (allegedly) hid in the crevice is quite interesting.

The Lily Ponds, a group of freshwater lakes, are part of a large wildlife sanctuary in the area and are home to a variety of wildlife including otters, wildfowl and dragonflies. About history: The Lily Ponds were the brainchild of one of Pembrokeshire's most important noble families, the Cawdors, who owned thousands of acres of parkland and farmland in South Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Nairnshire (Scotland). In Castlemartin Corse, the Cawdors converted several acres of wet barrens, described as "perfect bog", into good, productive farmland. They also devoted their attention to enhancing their estate in the form of ambitious landscaping, damming the valley of two rivers into ornamental lakes and building a magnificent new mansion on a site overlooking the water. They also built the eight-arched stone bridge over one of the lakes and laid out the lily pond, where a footpath leads down to Broad Haven South Beach and a wooden bridge crosses the pond for a close-up view of the beautiful blooms.

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It takes a lot of luck to spot otters at the right moment...

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Stackpole Quay is a small harbor nestled into the cliffs and is a popular meeting place for kayakers heading to the caves and cliffs. At low tide, a rocky beach appears. Be sure to check the tides beforehand to make sure there's enough beach and you're not cut off by the incoming tide!

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Despite a well-filled parking lot, the paths around the lake were not overcrowded. Beautiful views - and with a bit of luck you can spot an otter (unfortunately we didn't manage to).

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The Bosherston Lily Ponds are a really special place. The ponds have become well known for their exquisite summer displays of waterlilies. Dragonflies flit around in summer; birdlife is abundant and there are otters to spot if you're sharp-eyed. The tree-covered trail is comfortable to run on and mostly flat, although there is a high-level option.

ST GOVANS CHAPEL. ... Tucked into the cliffs on the Castlemartin Range, St Govan’s Chapel, and wow what a great place to explore.​ Legend suggests that Saint Govan is buried underneath the chapel's altar, located at the east end of the building. Highly recommend a visit.❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

A stunning beach. Very quiet when we went in September and worth the coastal walk from the Stackpole Quay car park. Felt like we could have been anywhere.

Well worth the climb down all the steps. Be careful as some are particularly polished & worn

Great for nature walks with the kids. Busy in the summer.

You may get lucky & see otters, but usually only late on in an evening

A great place for a nature walk with the children. Can get very busy in the school holidays though.