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A right royal knees-up: where to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee in Pembrokeshire (From Milford Mercury) A right royal knees-up: where to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee in Pembrokeshire 4:19pm Wednesday 30th May 2012 in News Celebrations are taking plce throughout Pembrokeshire to mark the Diamond Jubilee. Pembrokeshire will join in the celebrations for the Diamond Jubilee with a host of parties and events all over the county. Street parties, music, barbecues, stalls and even talent competitions are stretched all across the long weekend for families to enjoy. Listed below are just some of the events happening across the county to celebrate Her Majesty's 60 years on the throne.

Saturday, June 2nd. Party in the park. Join the party at Merlins Bridge playing field, which kicks off at 11am with a five-aside football match. Cosheston procession and fete. The day starts at 11am with a procession from the east and west of the village, with everyone wearing his or her own designed Jubilee hats. Be a King or Queen for the day! 10am - 4pm on Charles Street, Milford Haven. Jubilee tea. Big Jubilee lunch. Skomer Boat Trips - Pembrokeshire Islands - Skomer, Stokholm, and Sheerwater Boat Trips. Skomer Island Visit one of West Wales' most picturesque islands, with its stunning and varied wildlife.

From a sea strewn with rafts of guillemots, razorbills and puffins, to exposed headlands, towering offshore rocks and sheltered inlets, home to the birds and mammals of this amazing island Nature Reserve. Experience at close quarters the sights and sounds of Skomer Island on one of our amazing boat trips, tailored to suite you and your family. We offer a number of different ways to see Skomer:- Take a trip on the traditional 'Dale Princess' - either land on the island and spend the day exploring for yourself, or take a gentle cruise through the surrounding waters. Or opt for a high-speed adventure around Skomer and the surroundign water on our 'Dale Sea Safaris'. Dale Princess Land on Skomer Island A 15 minute boat ride takes you to enjoy one of the best wildlife experiences in Britain.

NO ADVANCE BOOKING - Please see below for details Return boats from 3pm, then every half an hour. Price: 2 Hour Spectacular | St Davids and Ramsey Island. As seen on BBC Blue Peter, Pebble Mill, Land Of Dreams, Active 8 etc etc Another favorite this Voyage goes that little bit more in exploring our islands and their spectacular features. ” For over 20 years this has ben the annual family must do on holiday – as they say – spectacular” R Harries QC The Ramsey Island Voyage is very special – the 2 hour spectacular is that little bit more. It encompasses all the caves, rock gorges, birds, seals and porpoises of Ramsey and then a visit St Davids Head, into St Bay or to the Bishops and Clerks. The two hour allows that little more time to discover and explore the wildlife over a greater area. Often very popular with groups this sailing can be tailored to suit … for example we can do a little more excitement or maybe more time with the wildlife … just let us know and we will arrange a voyage to your needs.

Duration 2 Hours depending on season and logistics Suitable For All ages and all abilities. Expect to see Departures Availability Prices Discounts Dogs. Events. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Skomer. Home » Enjoying » Places to visit » Pembrokeshire's Islands » Skomer Skomer is the largest of the Pembrokeshire islands, a national nature reserve of international importance for its seabirds.

It’s also a good place to see seals, and in spring and early summer has some of the best wild flower displays in western Britain. Owned by the Countryside Council for Wales, managed by the Wildlife Trust South & West Wales (01239 621600). Landing fee. Getting there: April to October, landing trips from Martins Haven, also round trips. Staying there: April to October, contact Wildlife Trust island bookings (01834-870011) Facilities: toilets, information point, bottled water for sale, simple self-catering accommodation, National Park guided walks.

Evidence of human presence goes back to the Bronze Age, in the form of a solitary standing stone known as the Haroldstone and a group of nine small burial cairns. Skomer has the largest and most accessible colonies of seabirds in southern Britain. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Carew Castle and Tidal Mill. Home » Enjoying » Places to visit » Carew Castle and Tidal Mill The magnificent Carew Castle has a history spanning 2,000 years. Set in a stunning location, overlooking a 23-acre millpond, the castle displays the development from a Norman fortification to an Elizabethan country house. There's plenty to see and do with an exciting summer-long activity programme. Carew Castle and Tidal Mill The site incorporates an impressive 11th century Celtic cross, the only restored tidal mill in Wales, a medieval bridge and a picnic area, all linked by a delightful one-mile circular walk which enjoys uninterrupted views of the castle and an easy access path suitable for wheelchairs and buggies.To find out what activities are on offer at Carew Castle this summer, please visit our Events page.

Guided tours of the site are also available daily during the Summer season. Opening hours Summer 2014 (from Monday, March 31st onwards): Open 10am - 5pm every day. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Events. Home - A WebsiteBuilder Website. Yurt Holidays in Pembrokeshire, Wales Why not try a special break this year with a yurt holiday in the heart of Pembrokeshire, Glamping at its best with great views and your own space to unwind and relax.

Camping Site Pembrokeshire, Wales Looking for that special place to camp, want to enjoy the country side and access all of Pembrokeshire? Then look no further: camping at its best. Yurt breaks, Pembrokeshire, Wales With our yurts based in the heart of Pembrokeshire, and within easy reach of the whole of Pembrokeshire a yurt holiday with Tir Bach Farm wont be a disappointment. Camping in Pembrokeshire, Wales With pitches in the main field and secluded pitches away from the main area you have the best of both worlds where kids can play together safe and sound and you can kick off your shoes and relax. Glammping Holidays Pembrokeshire, Wales With rich wild life and tucked away in a secret place away from the crowds, camping at tir bach is really a special place.

Manor House Wildlife Park. Enjoy Pembrokeshire. Whether you are planning a cycle-touring holiday with panniers and a tent, or a short family ride, Pembrokeshire offers a huge choice of routes to suit all. It has been said that cycling is nothing but running sitting down! But what’s the hurry? It’s not just a sport for lycra-clad racers. It’s a safe, efficient, healthy, environmentally-friendly form of transport in its own right. It’s also a great social activity, and the ideal way to explore the National Park. Some areas are suitable for true off-road mountain biking, particularly the Preseli Hills and the woodlands around Canaston Bridge and Stackpole.

Yes, there may be hills, but with good route planning, and a modern bike with lots of gears (and lots of stops to enjoy the views) they are only obstacles in your mind. Top Tip Please plan your routes carefully. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Home.