Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It’s the UK’s only coastal national park; a mosaic of breathtaking beaches, ancient stone circles, and wildlife wonders. Every step along the Coast Path is a step through time, and every sunset paints a story of the day’s end over the Irish Sea. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park by numbers: - 600 miles (966km) of public footpaths and bridleways; - 35,000 feet (10,668km) (total rise and fall of the Coast Path, greater than the height of Mount Everest); - 186 mil

A Guide to Blue Lagoon in Pembrokeshire National Park — Oh What A Knight

274K views · 154 reactions | Celebrating 70 years of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park...1952-2022 To mark this momentous milestone, Welsh icon Cerys Matthews shares her thoughts on what makes our treasured landscape such a special place to so many. #RandomActsOfWelshness #TreadLightly | Pembrokeshire Coast | Facebook

2.9K views · 68 reactions | Did you know? The Pembrokeshire Coast was designated a National Park 67 years ago on 29 February 1952. It remains the only UK National Park recognised primarily for its coastline. Oeddech chi'n gwybod? Dynodwyd Arfordir Penfro yn Barc Cenedlaethol 67 mlynedd yn ôl ar 29 Chwefror 1952. Mae’n dal i fod yr unig Barc Cenedlaethol yn y DU a gydnabyddir yn bennaf am ei forlin | Pembrokeshire Coast | Facebook

Fantastic news: 29 beaches in... - Visit Pembrokeshire

4.7K views · 149 reactions | Brilliant news! 11 beaches on the...