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Pembrokeshire

You choose your own pace on this trip to Wales! Pembrokeshire, Wales is perfectly suited for adrenaline junkies, as well as those longing for tranquility.

Some of Britain's best beaches can be found here, due to the protection of the Pembrokeshire National Park. For example, Barafundle Bay is known as one of Britain's best beaches. A pathway easily followed will direct you down to a small paradise on the coast of Wales.

Easy access to the water allows for watersports like kayaking and coasteeing, a sport invented in Wales that combines rockclimbing and swimming.

Alternatively, for those who prefer dry land, Pembrokeshire offers 186 miles of coast to trek. Hikers or strollers alike can find peace in the nautical scenery.

As for more obvious attractions, set aside some time to take in the antiquated beauty of St. David's Cathedral and Pembroke Castle, both of which can be appreciated much more deeply when you understand the history behind them.