Pembrokeshire, a county in the southwest of Wales, is home to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, most of which comprises dramatic and pristine coastline. The park encloses the 299-km (186-mi) long Pembrokeshire Coast Path, one of the most spectacular long-distance routes in Britain. These two stunning visitor attractions are enough to entice anyone to this part of the country. But add to the itinerary a collection of golden beaches, ancient monuments, and picturesque towns and villages, and you have all the reasons in the world to discover this wild and wonderful corner of the British Isles.
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