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Sadly we had to say goodbye to Kato back in April 2020. He reached an epic age of 17 years!! An absolute legend of k9 companion, Kato jumped into everything with gusto (and a bark!). From coasteering and kayaking to surfing and strolling around a car boot sale, he joined us on so many adventures. We were keen to home …
The Coronavirus pandemic has put our coastal adventures into hibernation. We wanted to put that spare time to good use and help the community. Having put a shout out on social media, our fantastic community responded with donations of fabric and materials, loans of sewing machines and volunteers to distribute stuff! Let the washable handmade face mask mission commence… Due …
As you can probably imagine the adventure and tourism industry in Pembrokeshire, Wales and further afield has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and resultant govt guidelines with regards to unnecessary travel and social distancing. It is with a heavy heart that we have taken the decision to cancel all March and April activities with Celtic Quest Coasteering. We feel …
Year of Outdoors will celebrate Wales‘ outstanding natural landscapes which are alive with world-leading adventure and a distinctive, contemporary culture. The 870 mile Coastal Path; 3 National Parks; 600 Castles; Outstanding Areas of Natural Beauty and Dark Sky Reserves – are all set to be enjoyed in 2020. Go outdoors, get active, get wet, get muddy, swim, run, walk, sleep, stroll, ride, just do …
“Fancy coasteering but have your dog with you? Your dog needn’t miss out on all the fun – give your dog a Wanderwoof adventure of their own! Book their adventure with an experienced and fully-insured dog-walker trained in animal care and first aid, so you can concentrate on negotiating the coast! With a choice of routes and experiences depending on …
We had a fantastic time testing the Safari Tents – Glamping with hot tubs at Celtic Holiday Parks – Noble Court, Narberth Pembrokeshire. The glamping accommodation is fantastic, with a selection of capacities from couples to families of up to 6 people. Stunning location, with superb quality facilities, kitchen area, bathroom and most importantly a water feature with every tent! …
In April 2015, the Welsh Government announced a series of three themed years, part of an unprecedented campaign to promote Wales’ tourism offer under a unified approach for the first time. The first three years were confirmed as Year of Adventure 2016, Year of Legends 2017 and Year of the Sea 2018. Following the success of the first Year of …
Well they say you learn something new every day…. I didn’t know the scallop season was during the winter months. When most of us are hanging up our wetsuits for a winter break, the boys at Pembrokeshire Scallops are just getting started!! “Just after many Divers have put away their dive gear for the winter, having driven back from the …
2 minutes that is all the time you need to spare! Whenever you head down to the beach whether it be; winter/summer, rain/sun, 5 minutes for an ice-cream or a full day a splashing around, do a 2 minute beach clean. Essentially it involves pickup up any piece of rubbish that litters a beach area for (you guessed it, 120seconds). …
You’ll see lots barnacles on your coastal adventures in Pembrokeshire, here are some of our top facts about them. All the milky coffee coloured dots on the rocks all around the coast line are barnacles. These are a type of arthropod crustacean related to crabs and lobster. Baby barnacles start life simply put as a one eyed larva, with bristles …
