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Printable Version Druidston Hotel Broad Haven




Europe: Druidstone and the Pembrokeshire Coast, Wales



Mark Ellingham, publisher of Rough Guides, says this:
The Pembrokeshire coast in Wales is a five-hour drive from London, but once there you can dump the car and —­ well, do nothing. What's the appeal?  First, a wonderful, eccentric hotel, the Druidstone, in whose walled garden above the sea you are guaranteed relaxed and diverting company. You can sit in a cliff-top bar and look out over St Bride's Bay, where last year a dolphin spent most of the year entertaining guests, dipping amid the breakers.  The Druidstone beach is one of those childhood classics that stretches forever at low tide, leaving rock-pools of crabs and whitebait in its wake. When the sun is out, it's hard to look beyond it. But there is plenty when you do, for it lies astride the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which is truly one of the loveliest walks in Europe — switch-backing the cliffs above a sparkling Irish Sea. To the north is St David's, Britain's smallest city, to the south the stunning sands and rock formations of Marloes. And if this puts you in the mood for getting out on the water, you can take boats out to Ramsey or Skomer Islands, with puffins gliding along beside you. Each is maintained as a wildlife reserve, and home to legions of sea-birds ­ razorbills, guillemots, gannets, choughs, fulmars and many more.  Rough Guides publishes much of its Wales guide online.

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