Pembrokeshire Dale Fort Adventure

Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, where new adventures are waiting. There are 240 spectacular square miles just waiting to be discovered. World-famous for its dazzling beaches, weather-worn cliffs, secret coves jeweled with rock pools, and islands with unique wildlife habitats, Pembrokeshire's crinkled coast offers endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Here, where land, sea, and sky combine, walkers, surfers, kayakers, and sailors are in their element. National Geographic Traveller magazine in the US recently rated the Pembrokeshire Coast one of the top two coastal destinations in the world. No wonder its visitors keep returning, year after year.

When: Fri 12 - Tue 16 August (4 nights)

Accommodation: Dale Fort Centre is set in a spectacular location high on the cliffs within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, giving superb views over the sea. Built in 1856 to defend the Milford Haven waterway against invasion, it has been a field centre since 1948. For many visitors staying in a 150 year old historic Fortress is exciting. It comes with a fully fitted kitchen with gas industrial cookers, dishwasher, fridge, freezers, microwave, crockery and utensils.

Places of Interest: Pembrokeshire Coast Path | Marloes Sands | Broad Haven Beach | St. Ann's Head Lighthouse | Milford Haven Mosque | Stack Rocks | Newgale Beach | Solva Harbour | Haverfordwest Town | Skomer Island | Dale Village | Barafundle Bay Beach | Freshwater West Beach | Blue Lagoon | St Davids Town

Activities: Night Walks | Hikes | Sea Kayaking | Sea Cliff Climbing | Surfing | Sailing | Bodyboarding | Coasteering | Beach Sports/Games | Bushcrafting | Archery | Communal Praying | Storytelling | Communal Eating | Campfires | Morning Fitness/Yoga | Breathwork/Mindfulness | Indoor Sports/Games | Stargazing | Fishing | Wildlife Exploration | Rockpooling | Horse Riding