Discover the highlights of the Pembrokeshire coast on a private shore excursion from Fishguard Harbour. Visit St Davids Cathedral, drive through the coastal village of Solva, and see the neolithic burial stones at Pentre Ifan.

Meet your driver at the exit of Fishguard Harbour, where they will be displaying your name on a board. Then, set off on a scenic drive through the coastal villages and the Pwll Deri viewpoint to St Davids Cathedral.

Take a guided tour of the cathedral and see the ruins of the adjacent Bishop’s Palace. Enjoy a coffee and comfort break at the cathedral refectory or in St Davids itself. Then, drive along the coastline through the village of Solva and by the narrow country lanes above the beaches of Newgale, Nolton Haven, Monkstone Haven, and Little Haven.

Continue to the county town of Haverfordwest and take a stroll along the coastal path to see views over St Brides Bay. From Haverfordwest, drive to the north of the county to the Preseli Hills, which offer views over the coastline and links to Stonehenge.

Drive past the neolithic quarry at Craig Rhosyfelin and visit the neolithic burial stones at Pentre Ifan. Pass by Nevern Church with its 9th-century Celtic Cross. Finally, return via the main A Road to come down into Fishguard lower town and visit the quayside if time permits.