Outdoor Activities
Explore Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastline and countryside with walking trails, climbing, horse riding, fishing, golf and exciting outdoor adventures.
Outdoor Activities in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is one of the UK’s top destinations for outdoor activities, offering breathtaking scenery and endless opportunities for adventure. From walking the famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path to exploring the countryside on horseback, the area is perfect for visitors who love the outdoors.
Discover dramatic cliff-top walks, scenic coastal trails and peaceful woodland routes, all within easy reach of Portclew House and Cottages. For those looking for something more adventurous, Pembrokeshire also offers climbing, fishing, golf courses and motor sports experiences across the county.
Whether you’re seeking a relaxing walk with sea views or an adrenaline-filled day outdoors, Pembrokeshire provides unforgettable experiences surrounded by some of the most spectacular landscapes in Wales.
Portclew Information
- Free Wi-Fi & Parking
- Short Breaks Available
- Minutes from Freshwater East Beach
- Ideal Base for Exploring Pembrokeshire
Walking
Walking in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is one of the UK’s top walking destinations, offering breathtaking coastal scenery, countryside trails and miles of beautiful landscapes to explore. From gentle seaside strolls to more challenging routes, there are walks suitable for all ages and abilities.
The world-famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches for 186 miles along some of the most spectacular coastline in Britain, with dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, sandy beaches and stunning sea views around every corner. Popular nearby routes include Freshwater East, Stackpole, Bosherston Lily Ponds and the stunning Barafundle Bay.
Whether you’re planning a short coastal walk or a full walking holiday, there are plenty of excellent resources to help you plan your adventures, including the official Pembrokeshire Coast National Park website, the Wales Coast Path interactive map and detailed Pembrokeshire walking routes and guides.
Walking in Pembrokeshire is the perfect way to discover the county’s natural beauty, wildlife and unforgettable coastal scenery.
Climbing in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is one of the UK’s top destinations for rock climbing, with dramatic sea cliffs, rugged coastline and spectacular views. Popular climbing locations include St Govan’s Head, Stack Rocks and Bosherston, offering routes for both beginners and experienced climbers.
Several local companies offer guided climbing sessions and outdoor adventures, including Climb Pembroke, Preseli Venture, TYF Adventure and Tenby Adventure.
Whether you’re trying climbing for the first time or looking for a new challenge, Pembrokeshire offers unforgettable coastal climbing experiences in some of Wales’ most breathtaking scenery.
Rock Climbing
Horse Riding
Horse Riding in Pembrokeshire
Horse riding in Pembrokeshire is a fantastic way to explore the county’s beautiful countryside, coastal scenery and peaceful rural landscapes. With riding experiences suitable for beginners and experienced riders alike, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy unforgettable treks through fields, woodland and coastal trails.
Several local riding centres offer lessons, guided hacks and family-friendly horse riding experiences please see: Visit Pembrokeshire
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing countryside ride or a memorable outdoor adventure during your stay, horse riding in Pembrokeshire offers a unique way to experience the natural beauty of West Wales.
Fishing in Pembrokeshire
Fishing in Pembrokeshire is a popular activity for both beginners and experienced anglers, with excellent opportunities for sea, shore and freshwater fishing across the county. From peaceful lakes and rivers to dramatic coastal fishing spots, Pembrokeshire offers a wide variety of fishing experiences surrounded by stunning scenery.
The coastline is particularly popular for sea fishing, with locations around Tenby, Freshwater East, Milford Haven and St Brides Bay attracting anglers throughout the year. Visitors can also enjoy guided fishing trips and boat charters for deep sea fishing adventures along the Pembrokeshire coast.
Local providers and fishing experiences please plan your fishing trip here.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day by the water or an exciting sea fishing trip, Pembrokeshire offers fantastic fishing experiences in some of the most beautiful coastal scenery in Wales.
Fishing
Golf
Golf in Pembrokeshire
Golf in South Pembrokeshire combines stunning coastal scenery with a fantastic choice of courses for golfers of all abilities. From traditional links golf overlooking the sea to peaceful countryside fairways, the area is perfect for a relaxing round during your stay.
Popular courses across South Pembrokeshire include Tenby Golf Club, one of the oldest and most scenic courses in Wales, Trefloyne Golf Club near Tenby, South Pembrokeshire Golf Club in Pembroke, Milford Haven Golf Club and Haverfordwest Golf Club.
Whether you’re planning a dedicated golfing break or simply looking to enjoy a memorable round surrounded by Pembrokeshire’s spectacular coastline and countryside, there are excellent courses to discover throughout the region.
Motorsport in Pembrokeshire
Motorsport activities in Pembrokeshire offer plenty of excitement for visitors looking for high-speed adventure during their stay. From karting and off-road experiences to family-friendly attractions and driving activities, there are a range of motorsport experiences available across South Pembrokeshire.
Popular local venues include Carew Karting, offering outdoor karting for adults and children, and Heatherton World of Activities near Tenby, where visitors can enjoy karting, off-road adventures and a variety of outdoor activities. Motorsport enthusiasts can also visit Pembrey Circuit, one of Wales’ best-known racing circuits, located within easy reach of Pembrokeshire.
Whether you’re looking for competitive racing, family fun or adrenaline-filled outdoor activities, motorsport experiences in Pembrokeshire provide an exciting addition to any coastal holiday.
Motorsport
Watersports
Watersports in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is one of the best places in Wales for coastal and water activities, with its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, sheltered bays and crystal-clear waters creating the perfect setting for adventure. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline-filled experience or a relaxed day by the sea, the Pembrokeshire coastline offers something for all ages and abilities.
Try your hand at surfing or stand up paddleboarding with Outer Reef, learn to sail with PPSA at Llanion Cove, Pembroke Dock or take an open canoe trip or try kayaking on the river Teifi. You can hire stand up paddleboards and kayaks right here in Freshwater East at The Longhouse or book lessons with Pembrokeshire Surf & SUP. Try wind surfing in Dale or coasteering in Stackpole or St. Davids. There are also diving centres in the area
Boat Trips in Pembrokeshire
Boat trips in Pembrokeshire are a wonderful way to experience the coastline from a different perspective. From sheltered harbours and dramatic cliffs to offshore islands rich in wildlife, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the sea during your stay.
Many trips visit Pembrokeshire’s famous islands, where you may spot seals, dolphins, puffins and a wide variety of seabirds depending on the season. Boats to Skomer Island usually depart from Martin’s Haven, while trips to Ramsey Island leave from St Davids. For visits around Grassholm, Skomer and Skokholm, boat trips are also available from Dale.
Closer to South Pembrokeshire, Tenby Harbour is a popular place to join scenic coastal cruises and island boat trips, offering beautiful views of the town, beaches and surrounding coastline. Whether you’re looking for wildlife watching, photography opportunities or a relaxing day on the water, a Pembrokeshire boat trip is a memorable addition to any coastal holiday.
