Hannah's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Picton Castle and gardens is open to visitors for guided tours from spring to autumn and the gardens are open all year round. They extend to about 40 acres and include a walled garden and a Mediterranean garden created in about 1800. There is a restaurant,shop and walking trails.
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Picton Castle & Gardens
Picton Castle and gardens is open to visitors for guided tours from spring to autumn and the gardens are open all year round. They extend to about 40 acres and include a walled garden and a Mediterranean garden created in about 1800. There is a restaurant,shop and walking trails.
https://www.visitwales.com/destinations/west-wales/pembrokeshire/5-fantastic-places-st-davids
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St Davids
https://www.visitwales.com/destinations/west-wales/pembrokeshire/5-fantastic-places-st-davids
https://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/preseli-mountains
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Preseli Hills
https://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/preseli-mountains
Beach
Newgale is in a great position to explore the full western region of Pembrokeshire, just minutes away from Nolton, Broad Haven and Solva with St Davids, Haverfordwest and Marloes within a twenty-minute drive.
Activities
This west-facing bay offers superb conditions for watersports and so you’ll see locals from all across the county gather here to take advantage of the great waves.
Newgale Beach is a top choice for surfing, both for beginners and seasoned locals.
Facilities
Everything you could possibly need for a day at the beach is on hand in the village behind the beach. There is one pub, The Duke of Edinburgh, which offers meals daily at lunch and in the evening plus a cafe.
Next to the pub on the main seafront of the village is Newsurf, a surf shop offering watersports lessons, equipment sales and hire as well as clothing and gifts. You will also find hire equipment and lessons available at Pebbles Café along with typical beachside items such as buckets and spades for sale.
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Newgale Beach
Newgale is in a great position to explore the full western region of Pembrokeshire, just minutes away from Nolton, Broad Haven and Solva with St Davids, Haverfordwest and Marloes within a twenty-minute drive.
Activities
This west-facing bay offers superb conditions for watersports and so you’ll see locals from all across the county gather here to take advantage of the great waves.
Newgale Beach is a top choice for surfing, both for beginners and seasoned locals.
Facilities
Everything you could possibly need for a day at the beach is on hand in the village behind the beach. There is one pub, The Duke of Edinburgh, which offers meals daily at lunch and in the evening plus a cafe.
Next to the pub on the main seafront of the village is Newsurf, a surf shop offering watersports lessons, equipment sales and hire as well as clothing and gifts. You will also find hire equipment and lessons available at Pebbles Café along with typical beachside items such as buckets and spades for sale.
Located within the sweep of St Brides Bay, Nolton Haven is a small, fairly sheltered cove, facing south-west, the beach is made up of sand and shingle with rock pools and cliffs on either side. The beach is quiet and unspoilt although in the past, like Little Haven, this was an export point for coal and a hive of activity.
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Nolton Haven Beach
Located within the sweep of St Brides Bay, Nolton Haven is a small, fairly sheltered cove, facing south-west, the beach is made up of sand and shingle with rock pools and cliffs on either side. The beach is quiet and unspoilt although in the past, like Little Haven, this was an export point for coal and a hive of activity.
Solva is a village, community and electoral ward in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The village comprises principally Lower Solva and Upper Solva. The community also includes Middle Mill and Whitchurch. It has a local pub, several cafes, shops and restaurants to eat.
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Solva
Solva is a village, community and electoral ward in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The village comprises principally Lower Solva and Upper Solva. The community also includes Middle Mill and Whitchurch. It has a local pub, several cafes, shops and restaurants to eat.