St Davids Essentials

St Davids, the UK's smallest city, serves as a gateway to Pembrokeshire’s spiritual and ancient history. The 12th-century cathedral and neighboring Bishop’s Palace ruins anchor the city center, while the surrounding coastline features Neolithic sites like Carreg Samson and Coetan Arthur. Nearby, the Blue Flag beach at Abereiddi and the extensive sands of Newgale offer rugged coastal access. For wildlife enthusiasts, Skomer Island provides habitat for puffin colonies, while the historic Sloop Inn in Porthgain and the clifftop ruins of St Non’s Chapel highlight the region’s maritime and religious heritage.