Wendy's Guidebook (picture of Bosherston Lily Ponds)
Food Scene
Pan-Asian restaurant. A shortish, level walk from the house. You can cut through Millfield estate (opposite and to the right of Charlwood). Great food and presentation, plus it is dog friendly.
Lokky's
Pan-Asian restaurant. A shortish, level walk from the house. You can cut through Millfield estate (opposite and to the right of Charlwood). Great food and presentation, plus it is dog friendly.
Excellent, award winning Chinese and Cantonese restaurant. Will deliver to Charlwood. A couple of minutes' level walk. to the left of Charlwood, opposite the turning to Saundersfoot. You can't miss the superb Dragon wall art by Lloyd the Graffiti (It's a Welsh thing.. Jones the gas, Dai the plumber, and Helen the hair. ;-)
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The Dragon Palace
Excellent, award winning Chinese and Cantonese restaurant. Will deliver to Charlwood. A couple of minutes' level walk. to the left of Charlwood, opposite the turning to Saundersfoot. You can't miss the superb Dragon wall art by Lloyd the Graffiti (It's a Welsh thing.. Jones the gas, Dai the plumber, and Helen the hair. ;-)
Close, great food and will deliver to Charlwood. There is a walkway under the main A477 road, leading into Kilgetty from Pentlepoir. Please look at a walking app for directions and take care on this route/ carry torches, or use the light on mobiles, as there are no pavements for part of this walk.
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Seven Spice
Carmarthen RoadClose, great food and will deliver to Charlwood. There is a walkway under the main A477 road, leading into Kilgetty from Pentlepoir. Please look at a walking app for directions and take care on this route/ carry torches, or use the light on mobiles, as there are no pavements for part of this walk.
Jeffreyston Inn
Friendly pub, good food and easy taxi service back to Charlwood with Jeff cabs.
Real ale.. NO MEALS. Some snacks. No children or pets allowed in the bar area. There is a lounge area that children can go into. An example of a traditional Pembrokeshire pub, right on the tidal River. Faces West so lovely sunsets. Large Quay with tables and chairs opposite. Steve is the friendly landlord.
If the tide is in then paddle-boarding or kayaking on the river is a treat. Or just sit and watch the setting sun. If you don't have equipment with you, a number of local companies can organise river trips for you.
It's tidal so look up the tide heights and times. At low tide, stepping stones at will allow you to cross the river and explore the old ruins opposite. The stepping stones can be slippery, so please be careful, and make sure you watch out for the incoming tide.
The old Quay with tables and chairs is part of the pub grounds. Built to take the anthracite coal, and lime out via the 22 miles of Milford Haven waterway. In the Summer it can be host to large numbers of vintage cars, or motorbikes as the Landlord allows charities to put on regular Wednesday evening events, and there's normally a BBQ on the Quay.
While you are in the area, the village and Quay at Lawrenny is well worth a visit. Or visit Blackpool Mill for some scrumptious food. Carew Tidal mill is interesting, with a lovely circular walk and amazing views of Carew Castle.
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The Cresselly Arms
Real ale.. NO MEALS. Some snacks. No children or pets allowed in the bar area. There is a lounge area that children can go into. An example of a traditional Pembrokeshire pub, right on the tidal River. Faces West so lovely sunsets. Large Quay with tables and chairs opposite. Steve is the friendly landlord.
If the tide is in then paddle-boarding or kayaking on the river is a treat. Or just sit and watch the setting sun. If you don't have equipment with you, a number of local companies can organise river trips for you.
It's tidal so look up the tide heights and times. At low tide, stepping stones at will allow you to cross the river and explore the old ruins opposite. The stepping stones can be slippery, so please be careful, and make sure you watch out for the incoming tide.
The old Quay with tables and chairs is part of the pub grounds. Built to take the anthracite coal, and lime out via the 22 miles of Milford Haven waterway. In the Summer it can be host to large numbers of vintage cars, or motorbikes as the Landlord allows charities to put on regular Wednesday evening events, and there's normally a BBQ on the Quay.
While you are in the area, the village and Quay at Lawrenny is well worth a visit. Or visit Blackpool Mill for some scrumptious food. Carew Tidal mill is interesting, with a lovely circular walk and amazing views of Carew Castle.
Delicatessen and farm shop. Just along the main road into Tenby.
Supports locally growers. Easy parking.
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Four Seasons Farm Shop
A478Delicatessen and farm shop. Just along the main road into Tenby.
Supports locally growers. Easy parking.
Rock pools and a fab view. Nice friendly pub and good pub food. The outside terraces add to the experience.
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Wisemans Bridge
Rock pools and a fab view. Nice friendly pub and good pub food. The outside terraces add to the experience.
Stonecrab
Yummy fish dishes and right on Saundersfoot Harbour.
Pricy, but one for the food buffs. Stunning views in a lovely setting.
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Coast Restaurant
Pricy, but one for the food buffs. Stunning views in a lovely setting.
An Australian themed restaurant in Saundersfoot, Wales? It may seem a strange choice, but it works. Bring an appetite as the meals are enormous, and the racks of ribs a speciality.
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Kookaba Restaurant
High StreetAn Australian themed restaurant in Saundersfoot, Wales? It may seem a strange choice, but it works. Bring an appetite as the meals are enormous, and the racks of ribs a speciality.
Well worth a visit. In the cute little market town of Narberth with individual shops and an eclectic choice of shops and eateries.
Plum and Vanilla are the names of the 2 owners of this cafe. Dad bakes the bread, and mum owns Susie's sheepskin boots in the town the Vegan and veggie food too. Plus a delicatessen.
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Plumvanilla Cafe
2A St James StWell worth a visit. In the cute little market town of Narberth with individual shops and an eclectic choice of shops and eateries.
Plum and Vanilla are the names of the 2 owners of this cafe. Dad bakes the bread, and mum owns Susie's sheepskin boots in the town the Vegan and veggie food too. Plus a delicatessen.
Tapas, plus a delicatessen. Well worth a visit while you stroll around Narberth. You'll need refreshment after visiting all the antique shops and, quirky, individual shops in this pretty town. Just 'up the road'.
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Ultracomida
7 High StTapas, plus a delicatessen. Well worth a visit while you stroll around Narberth. You'll need refreshment after visiting all the antique shops and, quirky, individual shops in this pretty town. Just 'up the road'.
A café and restaurant overlooking the marina, plus it's the start of along cycle and walking route alongside the nature reserve.
Neyland Marina
A café and restaurant overlooking the marina, plus it's the start of along cycle and walking route alongside the nature reserve.
Shops and eateries around the marina. Level promenade but parking can be a bit limited. Try parking on the far side.
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Milford Marina
Shops and eateries around the marina. Level promenade but parking can be a bit limited. Try parking on the far side.
Sightseeing
Birthplace of Henry Tudor. Pretty impressive with its rare, round keep. Usually a full programme of events for children but please check first as they are popular and you might need to book. You can stroll around the castle from the car parks (although there's a slight uphill start to the walk). This will bring you out onto the mill bridge, with seating areas and the statue of Henry. Two pubs, and the Cornstore café are close if you need refreshments. Rose Café in the main street has great reviews too.
If you'd like to continue your stroll, then cross the road for a level walk alongside the millpond towards the nature reserve.
Pembroke main street is up the hill. If you struggle with hills, then drive past the lower car parks at the back of town and bear right to follow the one way road around the Castle. Stay in the right hand lane going up the hill, take the first right hand exit and you'll find car parks that link to the main street level. You might be lucky and find a short stay parking place on Main Street.
Also worth stopping towards the end of the one way system in the Main street is the large antique centre in the old chapel and for unusual items, try The Room, just across from the chapel. There's a small car park near the Church (on your left as the main street rejoins into one road..
Eating? As well as the George, Watermans Arms and the Cornstore. Close to the Mill Bridge, try the Coachhouse, and the Kings Arms (with it's own parking at the rear) Tons of other cafés and takeaways too.
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Zamek w Pembroke
Birthplace of Henry Tudor. Pretty impressive with its rare, round keep. Usually a full programme of events for children but please check first as they are popular and you might need to book. You can stroll around the castle from the car parks (although there's a slight uphill start to the walk). This will bring you out onto the mill bridge, with seating areas and the statue of Henry. Two pubs, and the Cornstore café are close if you need refreshments. Rose Café in the main street has great reviews too.
If you'd like to continue your stroll, then cross the road for a level walk alongside the millpond towards the nature reserve.
Pembroke main street is up the hill. If you struggle with hills, then drive past the lower car parks at the back of town and bear right to follow the one way road around the Castle. Stay in the right hand lane going up the hill, take the first right hand exit and you'll find car parks that link to the main street level. You might be lucky and find a short stay parking place on Main Street.
Also worth stopping towards the end of the one way system in the Main street is the large antique centre in the old chapel and for unusual items, try The Room, just across from the chapel. There's a small car park near the Church (on your left as the main street rejoins into one road..
Eating? As well as the George, Watermans Arms and the Cornstore. Close to the Mill Bridge, try the Coachhouse, and the Kings Arms (with it's own parking at the rear) Tons of other cafés and takeaways too.
Spectacular sunsets on this West facing beach. Sand dunes, waves (respect the RNLI lifeguard notices). If you've been before and can't find the fabulous Cafe Mor beach food bar, That's because they have moved and now have permanent premises at the Old Pointhouse pub in Angle. Angle isn't far. It has a golden, sandy beach, a car park right above the beach and a rather nice café.
A surfing hot spot.
Angle village with a lovely, sandy bay and... Coming soon (written October 2021) a reopening Pointhouse pub and restaurant (on the little road to the lifeboat station). It's going to be run by the wonderful Café Mor team with their individual take on beach food.
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plaża Freshwater West
Spectacular sunsets on this West facing beach. Sand dunes, waves (respect the RNLI lifeguard notices). If you've been before and can't find the fabulous Cafe Mor beach food bar, That's because they have moved and now have permanent premises at the Old Pointhouse pub in Angle. Angle isn't far. It has a golden, sandy beach, a car park right above the beach and a rather nice café.
A surfing hot spot.
Angle village with a lovely, sandy bay and... Coming soon (written October 2021) a reopening Pointhouse pub and restaurant (on the little road to the lifeboat station). It's going to be run by the wonderful Café Mor team with their individual take on beach food.
Another great castle. A level walk (slight inclines) from the parking areas. One opposite the Carew Inn. The other is immediate left after you cross the bridge from the Carew Inn.. Keep going alongside the water and the car park is straight ahead.
The circular walk takes you around the Millpond and gives stunning views of the bridge, Castle and Mill.
Carew Castle puts on quite a few events and entertainments during the year. Check their site to see what's on.
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Zamek Carew i Młyn Pływowy
Castle LaneAnother great castle. A level walk (slight inclines) from the parking areas. One opposite the Carew Inn. The other is immediate left after you cross the bridge from the Carew Inn.. Keep going alongside the water and the car park is straight ahead.
The circular walk takes you around the Millpond and gives stunning views of the bridge, Castle and Mill.
Carew Castle puts on quite a few events and entertainments during the year. Check their site to see what's on.
A surfers and locals beach. Please be careful when swimming. overlooked by Manorbier Castle, the carpark is set back so it requires a few minutes walk to get to the beach. Another favourite place for evening BBQs. The Castle Inn has good pub food and hosts bands and music nights. Castlemead restaurant is worth a visit. Manorbier has its own village shop.
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Manorbier
Pembrokeshire Coast PathA surfers and locals beach. Please be careful when swimming. overlooked by Manorbier Castle, the carpark is set back so it requires a few minutes walk to get to the beach. Another favourite place for evening BBQs. The Castle Inn has good pub food and hosts bands and music nights. Castlemead restaurant is worth a visit. Manorbier has its own village shop.
7miles of beach, just outside Pembrokeshire but worth combining a trip to see the newish land speed museum at Pendine with a trip to nearby Laugharne, of Dylan Thomas fame. Just along from Laugharne castle, is where he lived, and up in the village is a lovely little shed that he used for writing. It's set up as though he just walked out for a drink in the local pub. A pretty estuary village.
Pendine Sands, Wielka Brytania
7miles of beach, just outside Pembrokeshire but worth combining a trip to see the newish land speed museum at Pendine with a trip to nearby Laugharne, of Dylan Thomas fame. Just along from Laugharne castle, is where he lived, and up in the village is a lovely little shed that he used for writing. It's set up as though he just walked out for a drink in the local pub. A pretty estuary village.