You could say the Tudor Trail starts at Pembroke Castle on 28th January 1457, the birth date of Henry Tudor VII. Although, there were Tudors here before this, of course- Edmund and Jasper Tudor.
Here’s a lovely video of Pembrokeshire and the Pembrokeshire Coast. It’s a reminder of lovely sunny days, just to brighten up a winter’s day (as today is!).
It’s Seal pup spotting time and we are very lucky to have some great sites right on our doorstep-well, 10 minutes away!
It’s Puffin season on Skomer Island.
The season lasts from April to the end of July roughly, and during that time Skomer Island is home to one of the largest populations of Puffins in the world. The Puffins come to Skomer to breed. Skomer Island is an ideal place for them as there are no land predators here, so the pufflings can be hatched and tended to in relative safety. May and early June, are for me, the best times to visit Skomer as this is the time when all the bluebells are out, turning the island into a carpet of blue-it is truly magical at this time.
Pembrokeshire Beaches-what are the best 5 beaches?? What a question to answer, if you asked 10 people, you’d have 10 different answers. There are over 50 beaches on the Pembrokeshire Coast and I’ve been to most, I think there’s still one or two that I’m yet to visit. You tend to get your favourites and then stick to them!
Well, here are my five with my own personal reasons for choosing them:
Fancy just getting away and having a holiday without a car? Isn’t is lovely to have a real change from ‘normal’ life? I love going to different places-it doesn’t matter if it’s only a few days, the old adage ‘a change is as good as a rest’ is quite true, I find.
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