Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire is one of Wales’ most captivating coastal secrets. With its wild, wave-lashed cliffs, flower-filled headlands, quiet coves and long, golden beaches, it’s a paradise for sea lovers and slow adventurers alike. The 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path weaves through this epic landscape — a walking trail framed by Atlantic views, seabirds and the scent of salt and gorse.

In warmer months, you can kayak beneath sea arches, wild swim in blue-green bays, snorkel with seals or take a boat to one of the uninhabited islands for puffin-spotting and windswept picnics. Come winter, it’s all dramatic skies, empty beaches and cosy fireside pubs, with bracing walks and hot chocolates by the sea. Explore the region with our Kip tips below.

Whether you’re here for salt-sprayed adventure or soft, slow days, we’ve found the best places to stay and soak it all in: rewilding and retreating in these A-frame cabins; a woodland cottage within walking distance of the beach and a cosy countryside barn just for 2.