• Discover the intriguing history of Cardigan Castle, which dates to the 12th century.
• Spend free time in Cardigan, exploring the attractions you find most interesting.
• Opt to shop for clothing and artwork in the historical downtown.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• See how native bugs are used creatively to grow better crops and enhance farming.
• Discover how bugs are added as nutrients to foods such as biscuits and cookies.
• Tour a traditional farm and gain insight into the process of turning milk into ice cream.

• Explore Pembroke Castle and the exhibits describing its historical significance.

Today trace the medieval power struggles in Wales and learn how Pembroke Castle played a key role in history. T...

• Observe the most significant geological wonders in Pembrokeshire.
• Discover how volcanoes and glaciers shaped the landscape eons ago.
• Hear legends that supposedly explain the origin of the geological formations.
• See an area that was once the floor of an ancient ocean.

• Take in the dramatic natural beauty while driving along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
• Look for wildlife such as puffins, seals, dolphin and whales.
• Pause for photos of the more than 100-year-old Strumble Head Lighthouse.
• Enjoy free time for shopping in the delightful fishing village Porthgain.

• Follow in the footsteps of St. Brynach, pausing at important sites that he knew.
• Visit a church erected on the site of a chapel that St. Brynach built in the 6th century.
• View an aboveground burial tomb that existed long before St. Brynach arrived in the area.
• Stop at a restored medieval church dedicated to St. Brynach.

• Browse exhibits that present a fascinating overview of St Davids, Britain’s smallest city.
• Visit St Davids Cathedral, named for the patron saint of Wales, who is buried there.
• Walk among the ruins of the Bishops Palace and discover the power the bishops once held.

• Take a leisurely walk through Fishguard and hear fascinating facts about the town.
• See the embroidered tapestry that celebrates a key moment in Fishguard’s history.
• Stop at a pub where a peace treaty between the French and British was signed in 1797.
• Spend free time exploring Fishguard on your own.