Pembrokeshire
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The YHA’s finest, from a 19th-century shooting lodge to a Norman castle and a solar-powered mountain hut
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It’s not a coastal honeypot, but the Pembrokeshire hub of Narberth makes up for that with a busy arts scene, great shops and, this weekend, its annual food festival
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Travel writing competition 2013 Digging for treasure on a Yorkshire beach: readers' travel writing competition 2013
Bad weather doesn''t spoil the fun for Richard Lakin, winner of the family category, on a holiday to Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire
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'The Welsh seaside resort is so perfect, I have to tap the town walls to make sure they aren't fibreglass'
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From walks around the Pembrokeshire Coast to great places to eat, drink and sleep, ranger Richard Vaughan has the lowdown
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Joanne O'Connor's great escapes Travel tips: Devon's new waterfront spa hotel, and top literary breaks
Salcombe Harbour Hotel, retreats for writers, plus the week's best deals
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Forget the Caribbean or Thailand, Pembrokeshire has the world's best beaches, says Kevin Rushby, who sets out with his daughter and a vintage VW campervan to find the ultimate stretch of shore
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Joanne O'Connor's great escapes Travel tips: France on a bike, and great holiday bargains nearer to home
Cycling the Velo Scenic, last-minute British boltholes, plus deals of the week from Joanne O'Connor
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Publisher aims to fill gap in a crowded market
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Pembrokeshire is one of Britain's most beautiful counties. Here are five lovely retreats from which to explore it, including a stylish, eco-friendly barn conversion and a 1920s corrugated iron cottage with a vintage interior
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Party in the Danish capital, see the best snowdrop displays and the week's top deals
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East London's Olympic neighbourhoods, Pembrokeshire hideaways and three foodie festivals to make your mouth water
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Pembrokeshire's dramatic and varied coastline is a joy for walkers, taking in stunning bays, beaches and clifftops, volcanic headlands, glacial valleys and quaint towns
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Dinas Head and the coves and beaches of north Pembrokeshire are perfect foraging territory, so grab a kayak and fish for your supper, says Rachael Oakden
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A holiday guide to Pembrokeshire Pembrokeshire holiday guide: hotels, walks, days out, cheap eats and more
Pembrokeshire holiday guide: hotels, pubs, walks, days out, cheap eats and the best wildlife viewing spots
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Pembrokeshire has some fantastic historic pubs packed with character. Keith Johnson, who was born in one and is the author of a four-volume history about them, picks his favourites
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Rhiannon Batten picks some of the most welcoming and stylish places to stay in Pembrokeshire, including a five-star B&B, a restaurant with rooms and a YHA hostel in Broad Haven
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We're looking for the best budget eats in Pembrokeshire. Can you help? Review our chosen 10 then have your say
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Meet a Madagascan fossa, watch sheepdogs herding geese, ride a 'rollercoaster' mountain bike trail or head for a spectacular beach … Pembrokeshire has some great family days out
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The surfing is good, the scenery is spectacular and it's home to Britain's smallest city, but how does Pembrokeshire taste? Tony Naylor samples 10 of the best budget restaurants and cafes
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Pembrokeshire's unspoilt coast, waterways and countryside are a wildlife watcher's haven attracting vast colonies of sea birds, seals, puffins and otters, to name a few. Local wildlife photographer and author Andy Davies recommends the best places to see them
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Don't be put off by the uninspiring website, says Rhiannon Batten, this B&B is full of charm and atmosphere and there's lots to do in the small Welsh town of Narberth
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The Celtic trail offers the ambitious cyclist a satisfying tour of south Wales so extensive it officially has two parts
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We're running a walk a day specially selected by the National Trust to make the most of the winter holidays. Day seven: a scenic circular walk through ancient oak woodland in Wales
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National Trust UK walk 1, best for views: The first route in our new series will take you along rugged cliffs with spectacular sea views and plenty of bird life
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In the middle of nowhere and with seating for only 100, a chapel in Pembrokeshire has turned itself into a top venue
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An easy route that takes you through the Bosherston lily ponds in south Pembrokshire
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Genuinely cosy, this country house hotel has been done up in the modern no-expense-spared way, but not overdone
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Continuing his bus tour of Britain's coast, Dixe Wills discovers the charms of Manorbier in Pembrokeshire
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Squeezed into a kayak, Killian Fox strikes out from a Pembrokeshire cove in search of sea caves, seal colonies, tiny islands - and somewhere to camp
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Best walk | Best B&B | Best hotel | Best cottage | Best pub | Best activity
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We're bound for an unusual 'cottage' in Pembrokeshire. It's a sleeper coach, charmingly called Wendy, after the character from Peter Pan which was published a year before the carriage was built in 1905
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For pub accommodation and beer we couldn't have wished for better. I just can't help thinking we missed out on something pub guide inspectors must have found.
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Griff Rhys Jones is the latest celebrity to snap up a holiday home in Wales — but the only one to rent it out to the likes of you and me, says Niall Griffiths.