Les meilleurs hôtels à Pembroke

Pembrokeshire, in the coastal southwest corner of Wales, has been absored into the larger Mid-Wales district of Dyfed, but it retains its uniquely Celtic character and its preeminience as a boldly beautiful tourist destination. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is Britain's only coastal national park. Nature lovers know it for the offshore frolic of puffins and grey seals. Romantics and vacationers know it for its dramatic sea cliffs and sandy bays. Most visitors to Pembrokeshire stay near Amroth--at the resorts of Tenby, with its long beaches, picturesque Georgian harbor and 13th Century city walls, or neighboring Saundersfoot, a popular sailing center.Carmarthen Bay, east of Tenby, boasts a dramatic shoreline that was celebrated by the poet Dylan Thomas (who was equally well known for his intemperate lifestyle and "A Child's Christmas in Wales"). Thomas's boat-house home at Laugharne has been made into a museum. (Devotees can also visit the church where his liver is interred.)