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Sparkling, cascading waterfalls

What better sight and sound than water rushing over a steep edge and crashing to the river below... there is something mythical and wonderful about a waterfall, and after all, Pembrokeshire is known as the Land of Magic and Enchantment. Many waterfalls carry legends of hiding entrances to fairy kingdoms and other worlds. And on a hot summer's day, to trail your feet or let your dog splash through the shallows is a special kind of treat.

Motte And Bailey Castle

The Castle Capital of the World

At one time Wales had about 600 castles, more castles per square mile than anywhere in the world, hence the claim of being the Castle Capital of the World. Not all of them are still standing of course, but over 100 are still standing, so there are plenty to visit for those who like to step back in time.

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Carpets of Bluebells

You can't beat a carpet of bluebells for one of nature's best displays of beauty. Gorgeous, delicate, soft, and when they stretch out in front of you, other-worldly. If you love bluebells like we do, you'll want to know some great places to see them at their best. And there are plenty of gorgeous woods, castle grounds, and valleys in West Wales where you'll find these magical displays.

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Myths, Legends, and Our Very Own Atlantis

They call Pembrokeshire Gwlad Hud a Lledrith, which means Land of Magic and Enchantment. This land of rugged and beautiful landscape has inspired many myths and legends in its time. The best known is probably that of Cantre'r Gwaelod (the Lowland Hundred), our own version of the tale of Atlantis set right here in Cardigan Bay.

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Our Four-Legged Friends

For many people, taking a staycation in the UK brings one huge advantage - the opportunity to bring the much-loved family dog on holiday with them.

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Celtic Coasters

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Pembrokeshire Coast

Travel Companion

Sandy Beaches

Countries Of The World

On The Edge

Lonely Planet

4 Walks Near to Trenewydd Farm

Walking is a popular choice of activity for our guests here at Trenewydd Farm. Nestled on the North Pembrokeshire coastline, near the picturesque villages of Moylegrove and St Dogmaels, we are on the edge of the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and just a stone's throw from the Coastal Path.