A bustling marina in Pembrokeshire, Wales, offering stunning views of the Cleddau Estuary and the Milford Haven Waterway.
Woven from local Welsh wool, these blankets are a symbol of Pembrokeshire's rural heritage.
Handcrafted keychains featuring local landmarks, a popular memento among visitors.
A traditional Welsh treat, these small, round cakes are perfect for a taste of local cuisine.
Experience the beauty of Temple Square at night, with free concerts and light displays.
The Imhotep Museum, dedicated to the ancient Egyptian architect Imhotep, houses a remarkable collection of artifacts from the Graeco-Roman period.
A historic fortress overlooking the Meuse River, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into Belgium's military past.
A beautiful 19th-century cathedral with stunning architecture and peaceful gardens.
Discover the rich maritime history of Milford Haven through interactive exhibits and artifacts.
A scenic walk along the waterfront, perfect for an evening stroll with beautiful views of the marina.
Milford Haven Marina is known for its unpredictable weather, a waterproof jacket is essential to stay dry.
For observing wildlife and enjoying the scenic views around the marina.
Staying hydrated is crucial during outdoor activities, and a reusable bottle helps reduce plastic waste.
A historic restaurant known for its stunning views of the marina and delicious locally-sourced seafood.
A traditional pub with a warm atmosphere, serving classic British dishes and real ales.
An elegant restaurant offering a unique dining experience with views over the waterfront and marina.
Toasted Welshcake topped with a rich, cheesy sauce made from melted cheese, butter, and beer, then broiled until bubbly.
A hearty lamb and vegetable stew, slow-cooked with leeks, potatoes, and carrots, often served with crusty bread.
A traditional Welsh dish made from seaweed, cooked and minced with oatmeal, salt, and pepper, often served with cockles or laverbread fritters.