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Fishguard
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Fishguard – known as Abergwaun due to its location at the mouth of the River Gwaun – is an attractive little fishing port on the North Pembrokeshire Coast. It is linked to Rosslare in Ireland by a ferry, and to Cheltenham, Oxford and London by the A40 road, which terminates here.
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St David’s
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St David’s is a tiny city – the smallest in the UK in fact – on the St David’s Peninsula, on the West Pembrokeshire coast. A charming little place, St David’s has many medieval buildings including the beautiful St David’s Cathedral.
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Milford Haven
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Milford Haven – known as Aberdaugleddau – is a small town at the mouth of the two Cleddau Rivers, in Pembrokeshire. The former whaling capital of West Wales evolved into a busy port, although today the town’s main employer is the nearby oil refinery.
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Haverfordwest
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Haverfordwest – known to the Welsh as Hwlffordd – is a small market town in Pembrokeshire, and is linked to Fishguard and Carmarthen by the A40 road. It has a ruined castle and attractive priory, and still functions as a bustling market town.
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Pembroke Dock
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Pembroke Dock – Doc Penfro – is situated on the River Cleddau in Pembrokeshire, and is just to the north west of Pembroke itself. A naval dockyard was built in the town in the early 19th Century, and the Pembroke Dock – Rosslare ferry is still busy to this day.
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Pembroke
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Pembroke – Penfro in Welsh – is the traditional county town of Pembrokeshire, and is a charming little town to the south of the Cleddau Estuary. Pembroke was the birthplace of King Henry VII of England; he was born in Pembroke Castle.
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Tenby
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Tenby – Dinbych-y-Pysgod or ‘Village of Fish’ in Welsh – is a popular seaside town on the Pembrokeshire Coast. The town features impressive medieval walls and many medieval buildings, as well as over 2 miles of golden beaches.
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Saundersfoot
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Saundersfoot is an attractive little fishing port and popular seaside town on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It has beautiful golden beaches, and looks out over Carmarthen Bay.
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Narberth
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Narberth – Arberth as it is known to the Welsh – is an attractive little town in Pembrokeshire, and was established as a stronghold by the Normans following their invasion of Wales. Today it is a popular tourist destination, with an art gallery, a ruined castle and a museum.
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