Pembrokeshire

[WeLoveGlitter]

We are holidaying for the first time in Pembrokeshire (Saundersfoot) this summer and although I've had a look online at things to do, I'm not really sure where to start!

I've been told it's best to pre-book most things, but I could really use the help of local/regular holidaymakers to give me ideas of day trips and activities to do (I.e short walks/bike rides/horse riding,) so I can build a rough itinerary for the week. My kids (9 & 13) get bored easily and I really want to give them a jam packed week of fun.

Although We'll be based on Saundersfoot, we're happy to travel (Tenby and surrounding areas etc.)

Thanks

Read all this with great interest. I've been to St David's which has a cathedral and is Britain's smallest city. It was a work team bonding trip and I don't remember most of it (too much alcohol involved!!). But now I would love to visit Pembrokeshire again especially to see the puffins. My DB went especially but said they would do it differently next time as it was a really long drive. Not sure if DS would appreciate it either as he's 9 and not into birds!

We're thinking of going next year for 5 days. Any recommendations of a good base location to stay to explore all the amazing areas? We'll book a holiday cottage not a hotel.

It depends how much driving you want to do @roses2 . I always feel that north and south Pembrokeshire split at Newgate, so which area do you prefer?

Solva is pretty and has pubs. Or look on the coast road north a bit from St David's if you want something more peaceful.

We're staying here next summer www.whitesandsbeachcottages.co.uk/

Outer reef! And yes not just surfing, we have done paddleboarding, coasteering and sea kayaking with them - all great fun!