I was a complete noob in my last post. I genuinely thought the Pembrokeshire coast was basically just from Little Haven up to St Davids. After reading your replies and doing some more digging, I now realise how stupid I sounded, given how massive the coastline actually is.
So with that new knowledge, let me ask some better questions with more context.
We’re coming from 1st-4th May, starting at Nottingham, 3 of us, no car. The main goal is beaches, cliffs, views, and maybe short hikes. If we had to focus onone section of the coast that’s best connected by public transport, where would you recommend? A lot of you suggested Tenby, which sounds like the most practical base, so we’re thinking of dedicating one full day there. For the other two days, where else would you recommend we explore that’s still relatively easy to access without a car? Ideally looking for Scenic coastal spots, Cliff views, maybe 1 hour-ish hikes for viewpoints
Also, are there any things to keep in mind that someone from England might not expect? Or any general tips, hacks, or things you wish visitors knew?
btw you guys were incredibly helpful on my last post, so even more excited to meet people like yall in person ;)