St Davids Cathedral and the Bishops Palace ruins is a must see during your stay. The architecture is breathtaking, sit and take a moment to feel the calm tranquility. To experience the best view of the Cathedral walk down the Pebbles from Cross Square, pass under the archway of the belltower and the magestic Cathedral will reveal itself.

Walk the coastal path from Caerfai Bay to St Non’s Chapel, or head straight to the Chapel from the City. This beautiful little nestles on the cliff top overlooking the sea. Whilst there you can also visit the ruins of the old chapel in the neighbouring field, said to the be the where St David was born during a fierce storm, and the healing well that legend has erupted from the sea as he was born.

The stunning crystal clear turquoise waters of Caerfai Bay offer the perfect swimming spot at anytime of the year. Within easy walking distance of the City and The Snug, take a sunrise swim, or enjoy some time relaxing on the sandy beach (at low tide), but please be aware that there is fairly steep path and steps down onto the beach, so maybe not one for those with more limited mobility.

With miles of family friendly sandy beach, Whitesands is perfect for lazy sunny days splashing in the surf or taking to the waves. If you're feeling more energetic take a walk along the rugged cliffs of St Davids Head for one of the most spectacular views, but make sure you are back in time to take in the stunning sunset from the beach - one of the best in Pembrokeshire!

St Davids might be Britains smallest City but it’s bursting with things to do. You’ll find streets lined with independent shops and summer market stalls, nestled alongside some more familiar high street stores. In addition there are galleries showcasing incredible local artists, cafes serving coffee and sweet treats, and restaurants creating amazing dishes with local seasonal ingredients.

A classic old fishing port with an interesting industrial heritage and maritime history, this beautiful harbour village is a must see, if not for it’s charm, then for the fact it is home to the best fish and chips in the West. A walk from Porthgain to Abereiddy, past the reminants of the old brickworks and onto the famous Blue Lagoon will work up an appetite!

If you’re looking for unforgettable encounters with some of Pembrokeshire’s amazing wildlife then you can’t miss taking a boat trip out to Ramsey Island just off the coast, where you can see seals up close and an abundance of birdlife, and if you’re lucky our resident porpoise or dophin populations will ride alongside you on the trip. For longer trips take an evening sunset boat out to Skomer.

For the adrenaline junkies amoung you head to one of the many coastal outdoor activitiy companies and enjoy the thrill of coastering, or try your hand at rock climing. For those who like to take it a little slower head out on a kayak trip around the stunning coastline, exploring the many beach inlets and caves as you go. You will be sure to have a day to remember.

A few miles up the road is the delightful harbour village of Solva, with it’s bright coloured shops, art galleries, cafe’s, pub’s and restaurants it’s well worth a few hours visit. Stroll along the harbour, or have a go at crabbing of the harbour wall ! For those who fancy exploring a bit more of the stunning coastal path why not walk to Solva and after some well-deserved refreshment, jump on the summer coastal bus back to St Davids.

From fresh lobster and seafood platters, to the best woodfired pizzas topped with amazing local meats and cheese, to our own Peninsula Food Market bursting with local produce, all washed down with a pint of local beer - there is something to satisfy everyone’s tastbuds. Why not finish off your day with a double scoop of ice-cream made with milk from the local farm. But be careful, the extensive range of flavours may have you coming back for more!

If you’re visiting Solva why not take the mile stroll alongside the babbling brook to Solva Woolen mill where they’ve been weaving for over 100 years. As well as watching the looms, enjoy some retail therapy in their lovely shop. A short drive up the coast from St Davids you’ll find a second working mill, Melin Treqwent, stop by for here if you are in the area for some more shopping and refreshments in their lovely cafe restaurant.

The waters off the St Davids Peninsula and Ramsey Island are home to the dangerous Bishops & Clerks rocks and reefs. These sharp reefs combined with an exceptional tidal race has caused many a ship to founder. Visit the fabulous new lifeboat station and find out about the history of the lifeboats and their amazing crews who work tirelessly to keep those at sea safe. If you’re lucky you may see the lifeboat launch - quite a spectacular sight.