Pembrokeshire, Wales: Coastal Gem in the Southwest

Pembrokeshire (Sir Benfro) is a county and principal area in southwest Wales, bordered by Carmarthenshire (east), Ceredigion (north), the Celtic Sea (south), and St Brides Bay/Irish Sea (west).

Renowned for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park—the UK's only coastal national park—it features dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches (e.g., Barafundle, Whitesands), islands (Skomer, Skokholm), and the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Historic sites include St Davids Cathedral, Pembroke Castle, and Neolithic monuments. Tourism, agriculture, and energy (LNG terminals) drive the economy.