St Davids Accommodation

St Davids Tourist Information

Although it is the smallest city in Britain, St. Davids Pembrokeshire is a big pull for UK tourists. Visitors to St. Davids travel from miles around to visit the stunning beach at Whitesands Bay, one of the most popular destinations for both families with young children as well as surfers looking to catch some waves at one of the UK's best spots. Visitors can embark on guided marine tours of the inshore and offshore Pembrokeshire Islands, with outdoor pursuits including sea kayaking, surfing and climbing available. There is also a not-to-be-missed offshore Islands voyage which includes whale and dolphin watching. The natural beauty of the area can also be appreciated at the RSPB Nature Reserve on Ramsey Island, a short boat ride from St. Davids Peninsula. As well as its attractive seabird cliffs, the island is home to a grey seal breeding colony.

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St. Davids is home to a great range of festivals including the Really Wild Food & Countryside Festival, which features demonstrations by local chefs, crafts, scenic walks... possibly the most varied festival you'll find anywhere! The St Davids Cathedral Festival runs every year for nine days in May and June, when the Cathedral hosts a classical music spectacular. The Cathedral itself is also a massive pull for tourists, largely due to the fascinating heritage of this historically powerful building.

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FBM Holidays- St Bride's Bay - South West Wales

A selection of self catered holiday accommodations throughout St Bride's Bay. Many different types to suit a variety of needs. Some pet & children friendly.

£270 to £940 Per Week (Seasonal)

St Davids Cathedral, Wales, and the Medieval Bishops Palace in St Davids

St Davids Cathedral is one of the most imposing and striking Cathedrals in the country and thousands flock to the city every year to visit what was once one of the most revered and significant buildings in the church. The ruins of the Bishop's Palace, which still stand next to the Cathedral itself, show the splendour that was once associated with St. Davids.

St. Non's chapel, where St. Non gave birth to St. David, also lies in ruins, but is preserved on the Welsh Coast, charmingly undisturbed amidst several miles of farmland above St. Non's bay. St. Non's well is fabled to have sprung up from the ground at the time of St. David's birth and is also widely believed to have the capacity to heal the sick.

Whitesands Bay Blue Flag Beach for Welsh Beach Holiday

Whitesands Bay, Wales is popular with surfers thanks to the impressive swells rising at mid to high tide. The convenient campsites nearby provide the perfect post-surf rest spot, with surf gear available at Ma Simes surf shop. The beach itself is a beautiful spot - an EEC award-winning sandy Welsh beach just West of St. Davids, perfect for the traditional UK summer holiday. Largely included alongside some of the best beaches in the world, the stunning scenery across this blue flag beach attracts tourists from miles around. Other attractions at Whitesand Bay include a golf course, youth hostel and several shops.

Featured Wales Accommodation

FBM Holidays- St Bride's Bay - South West Wales

A selection of self catered holiday accommodations throughout St Bride's Bay. Many different types to suit a variety of needs. Some pet & children friendly.

£270 to £940 Per Week (Seasonal)

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