Barafundle Bay

Pembrokeshire, Wales

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Anchor allowed

The anchorage in Barafundle Bay is allowed. Barafundle Bay’s seabed is made of sand. If you anchor in Barafundle Bay, you can easily reach the by dinghy. Coordinates The coordinates of Barafundle Bay are 51⁰ 37' 5.36'' N and 5⁰ 6' 0.64'' W on the Unite

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Barafundle Bay is located at 51⁰ 37' 5.36'' N and 5⁰ 6' 0.64'' W on the United Kingdom part of the Bristol Channel in Pembrokeshire, Wales

A fantastic county with superb landscapes, Pembrokeshire is a beautiful province situated on the shores of the Irish Sea and is one of the most beautiful areas in the country. Enjoy a delightful holiday in this nature-filled region and you will be amazed by the idyllic sceneries, fantastic landscapes and unique flora.

The Folly Farm Zoo and adventure park is the most famous zoo in Pembrokeshire and is visited annually by numerous tourists from all around the world. Experience the wild atmosphere of this place and observe the various animals that live in a recreated natural environment. From African wildlife to marine creatures and exotic reptiles, Pembrokeshire has it all. The children will absolutely love this zoo and its countless animals. Souvenirs can be bought from the many shops located inside the zoo.

The Barafundle Beach is a superb location that is vivacious during summer when you can experience mild breezes and warm water. Sunbathe on the shores of the Irish Sea and taste delicious cocktails in one of the many bars scattered along the coastline.

The St. Davids Cathedral is the centre of the Welsh religious community and one of Wales’s oldest religious establishments. Pilgrims from all over the country visit this fantastic cathedral that will amaze you with its unique history. Legends say that the Archbishop that constructed this landmark was killed inside the temple walls and since then, this holy place has been the religious backbone of the country.

The Pembroke Castle is by far the most famous venue in the county and impresses its visitors with sublime views of the city. Explore the long corridors or the towers of this unique landmark and you will be amazed by its fascinating architecture.

Welsh cuisine is at its best in Pembrokeshire and is spread all over the county in traditional restaurants and bars. Enjoy a dish of the famous Fish and Chips, Bangers and mash, Black pudding, Bubble and squeak or Cauliflower cheese. The luxurious venues in the county will astonish with impeccable services, cheerful staff and a romantic atmosphere. The top rated restaurants include names like Food at Williams, The Mill, Mulberry, The Brewery Inn Cosheston, The Canteen, The Mooring, Cnapan, PanAroma Gourmet, Heywood Brasserie and De Valence Café.

If you have your mind set on a vacation in Pembrokeshire, we suggest staying in one of these excellent hotels: Horsemanstone, Manian Lodge, Claremont House, Pleasant View, The Broadmead Boutique B&B, Bay View Hotel, Malin House Hotel, Cwmwennol Country House and St. Brides Spa Hotel.

Prepare your camera to immortalise fantastic architecture, idyllic sceneries and marvellous landscapes in one of the most culture-filled provinces in Wales. Choose Pembrokeshire as the starting point of your vacation.