Simon’s guidebook
Food scene
Great coffee, lovely food, amazing cake selection and good service. Often busy, but always worth the trip.
28 locals recommend
Blas at Fronlas
Market StreetGreat coffee, lovely food, amazing cake selection and good service. Often busy, but always worth the trip.
The Gourmet Pig
32 West StGreat coffee, lovely cheeses and usually a tasty soup on the menu
Light lunches, cakes, coffee and a range of groceries, including organic vegetables.
11 locals recommend
Mannings Grocers
West StreetLight lunches, cakes, coffee and a range of groceries, including organic vegetables.
Pizzatipi
1 Cambrian QuayOutdoor eating by the river. Pizza, beers and great views
Great location right next to the beach at Pwllgwaelod. Walking distance, but also easy to drive. Limited free parking. On the coast path.
10 locals recommend
The Old Sailors
Great location right next to the beach at Pwllgwaelod. Walking distance, but also easy to drive. Limited free parking. On the coast path.
Bookshop
Seaways Bookshop
12 West StExcellent selection of books for all ages and all prices.
Narberth Museum
Award winning museum and fabulous bookshop
Sightseeing
Home of the amazing Last Invasion Tapestry, recording in needlework the events of 1797 on and around Strumble Head.
Fishguard Library
Market SquareHome of the amazing Last Invasion Tapestry, recording in needlework the events of 1797 on and around Strumble Head.
Excellent local charity monitoring the marine life around the area. Tours of this small aquarium are great for kids.
Sea Trust AQUARIUM - Ocean Lab
Excellent local charity monitoring the marine life around the area. Tours of this small aquarium are great for kids.
Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park
Great for kids and animal lovers alike
Britain’s smallest city and an impressive Cathedral on a site that dates back 1500 years
124 locals recommend
St. Davids Cathedral
The PebblesBritain’s smallest city and an impressive Cathedral on a site that dates back 1500 years
One of a number of Neolithic sites around north Pembrokeshire.
60 locals recommend
Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber
One of a number of Neolithic sites around north Pembrokeshire.
Celtic cross, ancient yew trees and a lovely church. Close to Nevern castle ruins for lovely river and woodland walks.
6 locals recommend
Church of St. Brynach
Celtic cross, ancient yew trees and a lovely church. Close to Nevern castle ruins for lovely river and woodland walks.
Reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses on the original footings. Café, walks and interpretation centre.
65 locals recommend
Castell Henllys
Reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses on the original footings. Café, walks and interpretation centre.
One of the four local beaches. This one has a free car park and a bar/restaurant. Dark coloured sand. Walkable from my house. Access point for Dinas Head circular walk.
18 locals recommend
Pwllgwaelod Beach
One of the four local beaches. This one has a free car park and a bar/restaurant. Dark coloured sand. Walkable from my house. Access point for Dinas Head circular walk.
Sheltered bay. Site of the famous ruined church. Car park with honesty box. Good to walk to. Narrow, steep, single carriageway road access.
33 locals recommend
Cwm yr Eglwys
Sheltered bay. Site of the famous ruined church. Car park with honesty box. Good to walk to. Narrow, steep, single carriageway road access.
Groceries and essentials
Shops providing food, personal cleaning products and other essentials
Wholefoods and Healing
53 West StHealth foods, fair trade and organic products.
Meat and cheese counter, fresh bread and organic fruit and vegetables
10 locals recommend
Wholefoods Of Newport
East StreetMeat and cheese counter, fresh bread and organic fruit and vegetables
Dinas Cross Service Station
Fuel, food and other essentials. Open every day from 7am to 9pm.
Co-op Food - High Street - Fishguard
32 High StNearest supermarket. Free car park.
Pub
Places open to the public that serve alcoholic drinks. Usually with an outdoor seating area.
The Ship Aground
Cosy local pub