Pembrokeshire in Wales is one of Britain’s top surf locations, with clean water and Atlantic swells rolling onto the spectacular beaches of Britain's only Coastal National Park.

 

The area offers a full range of surf breaks, from slow moving waves on golden sandy beaches to Hawaiian style tubes on some outer reefs. As Pembrokeshire is a peninsular there is almost always a beach sheltered from the wind and clean waves to be surfed.

Pembrokeshire is located in the very South West of Wales, bordered by the sea on three sides, by Ceredigion (Cardiganshire) to the northeast and by Carmarthenshire to the east.

 

The county boasts 170 miles (≈275 km) of amazing coastline comprising important seabird breeding sites, numerous bays and sandy beaches and, most importantly, great surf!!!.

Locally you can arrange visits to castles, potteries, galleries etc., walk the famous coastal path or simply relax on the beach. For the adventurous there are numerous outdoor pursuits available including canoeing, coasteering, abseiling, horse riding, jet boating around Skomer island, surfing or other related heart pumping activities that we can arrange for you.