This is the Pembrokeshire chapter from Lonely Planet's Wales guidebook.

The Pembrokeshire coast is what you imagine the world would look like if God were a geology teacher: knobbly hills of volcanic rock, stratified limestone eroded into blowholes and sea stacks, and towering cliffs giving way to perfect sandy beaches.

• discover why St Davids is Wales' most beguiling little city and one of the country's greatest treasures
• maps
• trace the breathtaking collision of rock and sea for which Pembrokeshire is renowned on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• transport
• explore a Celtic village brought back to life on its original foundations at Castell Henllys iron-age fort
• restaurants

Coverage includes: Itineraries, Planning, Tours & Courses, Resources, Tenby (Dinbych Y Pysgod) & around, Angle & around, Pembroke (Penfro) & around, Haverfordwest (Hwlffordd), Dale & around, Newgale Sands, St Davids (Tyddewi) & around, Porthgain & around, Fishguard (Abergwaun) & around and Newport (Trefdraeth) & around.