Pembrokeshire Guided Tours

01/03/2024

Happy St David’s Day everyone x

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus | Happy St David’s Day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

25/01/2024

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22/12/2023

Great news! One of my favourite places!

We are pleased to announce the Milford Haven Museum has won The Hidden Gem Award for 2024

01/03/2023

Happy St David’s Day, wherever you are in the world! 💕

Welsh Cakes - Pice ar y maen (cakes on the stone)

The Welsh Cake is a small sweet cake, with a crisp outside and a soft, crumbly inside. It is a fine example of the unique and traditional food of Wales, that has been influenced historically by its predominant industries of agriculture and mining, as they are made from simple pantry items such as flour, sugar, milk and butter and are the perfect size to be slipped into the working man's coat pocket.

The modern day recipe dates from the introduction of baking powder in 1843. Traditionally they were made on a flat bakestone griddle (a portable flat stone placed on or next to a fire) and cooked with plain flour rather than self-raising flour and baking powder, which would have resulted in in a much flatter and crisper cake. The bakestone was replaced in the 19th century with a cast iron plate griddle, which in more recent times can also be made of aluminum, or carbon steel.

25/12/2022

Nadolig Llawen!

23/11/2022

Cawl is the perfect antidote to winters weather – an earthy meal of lamb and seasonal vegetables, we share Lou Lou's secret recipe.

23/11/2022

The chough, a member of the crow family, is recognisable by its vibrant red legs and dazzling clifftop aerial displays. Pembrokeshire is home to a quarter of choughs breeding in wales; thanks to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority’s Conserving the Park project and annual surveys running from 1996, the National Park is seeing numbers of choughs thrive and working with other organisations and land managers to share best practice and learnings.

To find out more, visit http://ow.ly/pmoA50LANxL

Pembrokeshire Coast

19/05/2022

06/03/2022

23/02/2022

Amazing tapestry depicts the Last Invasion of Britain 1797. Well worth a visit when you come to Fishguard!

The battle of Fishguard

📍Lowertown, Fishguard

Today marks the 225th anniversary of the French invasion of Fishguard.
The story of the last invasion of Britain is told on a embroidered tapestry designed and sewn by around 80 local women. At 30 metres long with 97 different colours of thread it rivals the famous Bayeux tapestry.

You can visit the tapestry in Fishguard town hall library. Please check conditions before.

21/02/2022

Wales has beautiful views by day and by night 💕

✨ Did you know? ✨

Wales has the highest percentage of protected Dark Skies of anywhere in the world! We are home to two Dark Sky Reserves in the National Parks of Eryri (Snowdonia) and the Brecon Beacons National Park. We are hoping to welcome more of the National Parks and AONB family to our Dark Sky designation list soon. In the next few years, we hope to have at least 25% of the skies above Wales protected to ensure darkness can be enjoyed by our future generations.



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Prosiect NOS

21/02/2022

Gwisg genhinen yn dy gap
A gwisg hi yn dy galon!

12/02/2022

One of my favourite castles 💕

25/12/2021

Nadolig Llawen!
Happy Christmas!
A nice Welsh custom for you to ponder over the festive season.
Enjoy and stay safe 💞

31/10/2021

Happy Halloween | Calan Gaeaf Hapus! 🎃

What will you be doing tonight?

While most of us celebrate Halloween, today also marks the eve of the beginning of winter in ancient Welsh tradition.

Whatever you're doing, enjoy and stay safe.

Learn more about this Celtic festival and its dark rituals on Amgueddfa Cymru's website 👇
https://museum.wales/blog/1857/Halloween-Traditions/

25/10/2021

Autumn in Wales 🍂