Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (Welsh: Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro) in Wales was the first national park in the United Kingdom.

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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Halal Explorer

The Pembrokeshire National Park was created in 1952 and is the UK's only coastal national park. It follows the coast and also runs a small distance inland for most of the county of Pembrokeshire apart from the Milford Haven estuary due to the oil facilities located there. Its designation as a national park limits development and so the area has remained unspoilt despite its popularity as a tourist destination.

How is the Landscape of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

The landscape is known for its rugged cliffs and many sandy beaches that can be viewed from the coastal path which runs along the coast for the entirety of the national park.

Flora and fauna

Many of the offshore islands nearby have important colonies of seabirds that are resident for parts of the year, including gannets and puffins. Porpoise and seals are also frequently seen from the coastal path.

Islands of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

• Caldey GPS 51.64,-4.69 (Welsh: Ynys Bŷr) - noted for its Benedictine monastery and its ancient priory - short boat trip from Tenby
• Grassholme - 6 miles out with a major gannetry - boats from Martins Haven during summer.
• Ramsey GPS: 51.861667,-5.342778 (Welsh: Ynys Dewi) - Good for grey seals and choughs - summer trips from Street Justinians.
• Skokholm GPS: 51.69788,-5.28047 (Welsh: Ynys Sgogwm) - National Nature Reserve owned and managed by the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. Skokholm has excellent sea bird populations, but with no day trips the island is an altogether more remote and peaceful experience for those who stay in the accommodation. Skokholm has a lighthouse which now houses a bird observatory, where bird ringers can stay and take part.
• Skomer GPS: 51.73611,-5.29628 (Welsh: Ynys Sgomer) - National Nature Reserve managed by the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. Skomer, along with it's sister island Skokholm, is the home of the Pembrokeshire Puffins between mid March and the end of July, where 6000 pairs come to breed each year. The island is an excellent place to visit for sea birds. Skomer and Skokholm together attract the world's largest colony of Manx Shearwaters, with 120,000 breeding pairs on Skomer and a further 45,000 on Skokholm. During August and September the seals begin to have their pups around the island and the migrant birds begin to arrive. You can visit Skomer on a day trip or stay overnight whereby you will be able to hear the cacophony of returning shearwaters under darkness. The boat journey takes 15 minutes from Martin's Haven on the Dale Princess and sails every day (apart from Monday) between 1st April and 30th September each year.
• Street Catherines GPS: 51.670556,-4.692222 (Welsh: Ynys Catrin)

Travel to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Rent a Car or Limousine in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

From England the A4 passed Swansea and then the A40 towards Haverfordwest. The A487 connects the area from Aberystwyth and north west Wales.

Book a Halal Cruise or Boat Tour in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Irish Ferries to Pembroke Dock and Fishguard from Rosslare in Ireland.

Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

The main line from Cardiff and Swansea passes through Carmarthen on the way to Haverfordwest and Fishguard.

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Travel on a Bus in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Public transport to Pembroke includes local and national bus lines.

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• First Cymru

Fees and permits

There are no fees to enter the park but expect to have some annoying pre-pay and display parking fees.

How to get around in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

A vehicle is really needed to explore the park. The roads are narrow in places and so travel can be quite slow.

The national park runs subsidized bus services that cover sections of the coast and some important inland locations such as Street David's. These are reasonably priced and can be stopped at any point in their journey. [https://%2C839%2C844&parent_directory_id=646 Bus services run throughout Pembrokeshire as well as to adjoining counties including [https://,1629,839,1038 Coastal buses that travel in and around the area.

What to see in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

St David's Gothic Church and Bishop's Palace. - - 626202 - Street David's Gothic Church and Bishop's Palace

• St Davids is the UK's smallest city.
• Ramsey Island is an RSPB nature reserve that is home to important seabird colonies.
• Milford Haven, one of the deepest natural harbours in the world.

Ceibwr Bay Contorted Strata - The cliffs from Ceibwr Bay, North Pembrokeshire, showing the dramatic bending of the rock strata.

• Ceibwr Bay is a narrow inlet with a stony beach about ¼ mile from the village of Moylegrove (Trewyddel). The valley was carved out by Ice Age meltwater that flooded Nant Ceibwr and the stream that fans out over the beach. It is National Trust property. The cliffs nearby are a spectacular and vivid demonstration of the contorted strata produced by the great Caledonian earth movements about 450 million years ago. There is parking in Moylegrove (Trewyddel) and there is also limited, but unofficial, roadside parking.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

• Take a walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path|coast path. The national park maintain a coastal path that runs along the coast for the entire length of the national park. It's clearly signposted from all the villages and beaches so you can just turn up and walk to the next place along the coast without the need for a map. The walks are not strenuous and there are subsidized bus services that will take you back to your starting point.
• Take a boat trip around Ramsey Island or one of the other coastal islands famous for their seabird colonies. There are many different operators running trips on rigid inflatable boats that can get very close to the shore to give a unique perspective on the marine landscape. Be aware that these trips can get quite wet, although the operators are trying to get around this by installing seats in the middle of the boat so that passengers do not have to sit on the side.
• Spend some time on the many sandy beaches in the national park. Pembrokeshire is home to some spectacular sandy beaches that are perfect for families to spend their day. The beaches are universally very clean and there are usually cafes and lavatory facilities available.
• Try some surfing. The beaches at Newgale and Whitesands usually have good surf, especially on windy days. Surf equipment hire is available at both beaches, and several operators run surf and surf kayak lessons.
• Try coasteering. A unique adventure sport which includes coastal exploration, sea-level traversing, rock climbing, cliff jumping and swimming into sea caves.

Halal Restaurants in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

The towns and villages of the area have a good selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs, and a few good fish and chip shops.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - eHalal Travel Group, a leading provider of innovative Halal travel solutions for Muslim travelers to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its comprehensive Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This groundbreaking initiative aims to cater to the diverse needs of Muslim travelers, offering them a seamless and enriching travel experience in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and its surrounding regions.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

There are a number of hotels in the region and many bed and breakfast guest houses, camping and caravan sites and holiday cottages to rent in and around the villages of Pembrokeshire.

Travel Next

Carmarthenshire lies just to the east and Ceredigion lies just to the north.

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