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Dyfed

Click the map for tourism ideas Dyfed is largely an upland region, where agriculture, especially dairy farming and the growing of early vegetables, is important. Wildflowers, seals and seabirds shelter in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park; bordered by rugged cliffs and sandy bays, it stretches 180 miles from Tenby in the south to Cardigan on the north-western coast.

	Brown'S Hotel

	King Street, Laugharne, Dyfed SA33 4RY. Tel: 01994 427 688
	Cosy boutique hotel dating back to 1752 where Dylan Thomas spent most of his time. The bar still feels like a proper pub, with stripped floors and exposed beams.
	Carew Inn

	Carew, Tenby, Dyfed SA70 8SL. Tel: 01646 651267
	Historic country pub opposite Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
	Cresselly Arms

	Pont-Ar-Gothi Nantgaredig, Carmarthen, Dyfed SA32 7NG. Tel: 01267 290221

	Freshwater Inn

	Freshwater East, Pembroke, Dyfed SA71 5LE. Tel: 01646 672828

	Griffin Inn

	Dale, Haverfordwest, Dyfed SA62 3RB. Tel: 01646 636227
	Harbourside pub in a remote sheltered village overlooking Milford Haven which serves guest beers.
	Jolly Sailor

	, Burton, Dyfed SA73 1NX. Tel: 01646 600378
	Excellent family orientated pub with a large conservatory which overlooks Milford Haven and the toll bridge from Pembroke. Good quality food and real ales with a garden hosting caged birds and a jetty out into the estuary.
	Shipwright

	1 Front Street, Pembroke Dock, Dyfed SA72 6JX. Tel: 01646 682090
	Great little dockside boozer overlooking Milford Haven Martello Tower with good wholesome home cooked food and great ales.
	St. Govans Country Inn

	Bosherston, Pembroke, Dyfed SA71 5DN. Tel: 01646 661311

	Tafarn Sinc

	, Rosebush, Dyfed SA66 7QU. Tel: 01437 532214
	Community owned inn in the heart of the Preseli Hills in the splendour of the Pembrokeshire National Coastal Park dating back to 1876. Clad in corrugated galvanised iron the Tarfan Sinc is a step back in time with a plethora of interesting items filling the bar. Good wholesome Welsh food and ales.
	The Ship Inn

	Newport Rd, Lower Town, Fishguard, Dyfed SA65 9NA. Tel: 01348 874033
	Well known nautical pub with low ceilings. Used for some of the filming of Under Milk Wood. Close to the harbour and part of the delightful Gwaun Estuary.
	The Sloop Inn

	Porthgain, Haverfordwest, Dyfed SA62 5BN. Tel: 01348 831449
	Don't go mountain biking along the cliff path if you've spent a few hours supping the fine ales in this harbourside pub - Not unless you want to fall off your bike and nearly over a cliff or leave your pannier zips open and deposit most of your weekends' luggage all over the field !
	Y Talbot

	The Square, Tregaron, Dyfed SY25 6JL. Tel: 01974 298208