Pembroke Castle
Pembroke Castle, is surrounded on three sides by the tidal River Cleddau, which made it a formidable stronghold. The history of the site goes back at least to the Roman period, although there are no tangible signs available at present.
Located in the centre of the town of Pembroke, it is one of the most impressive Norman castles in south Wales, first established in 1093, when the Norman Conquest of Wales was far from complete. 
In 1138, it became the property of Gilbert de Clare, 1st Earl of Pembroke. Eventually it was given to Jasper Tudor along with the earldom, and he brought his widowed sister-in-law, Margaret Beaufort, to the castle to give birth to her only child, the future King Henry VII of England (1457).
Most of the damage to the castle was done during the English Civil War, when its owners changed sides at an inopportune moment. After the war Oliver Cromwell encouraged local townspeople to disassemble the structure, stone by stone. Today the castle is in the care of Cadw and open to the public. It is the largest privately owned castle in Wales.
Marros Riding Centre
Marros riding centre is a family owned & run establishment providing horse riding & livery services to members of the public. They cater for all levels of riders from people who have never even seen a horse close up to the most 
experienced of riders.
All staff have BHS and/or ABRS qualifications. All trek leaders have BHS Riding and Road Safety Certificates and are basic first aid trained. First aid kits and mobile phones are taken on all rides leaving the yard.
They take both individuals and families for treks on the Marros Mountain or along their woodland tracks.
Caldey Island
Caldey Island lies to the south of Tenby. The island is home to a small village, but is best known for its monastery. Caldey Island is separated from the mainland by the Caldey Sound which is 1km to 2km wide, between Caldey Island and the coast of Pembrokeshire. 
Boats sail to the island from Tenby during the summer months. The principal income for the island is tourism, with perfume and chocolate production providing winter incomes. The island also provides a spiritual retreat throughout the year.
A Celtic monastery was founded on the island in the sixth century, and a Benedictine foundation existed from 1136 until 1536, and again from 1906. The present monastery is Reformed Cistercian.
Attractions on Caldey include a Norman chapel, a twelfth century church, the sixth century Ogham cross, the twentieth century monastery and a lighthouse, built in 1828.
Tenby Nightlife
If you're looking for a good night out on the town, then head to Tenby. It has a good selection of pubs in the Square, and the surrounding area. 
There is also a choice of two night clubs ‘Jammo’s Nightclub’ For the younger crowd once called the Night Owl, generally plays dance music and is open until 2am.
‘The Sands’, just outside of Tenby in Saundersfoot is only a five minute taxi ride away from Tenby square. ‘The Sands’ is one of the best nightclubs around, suitable for the over 18’s playing a variety of music and accepts both Hen and Stag parties.
Open until 2am with free bus to Tenby during summer.
Manor Park
Here you can visit their close encounters unit where you can feed and pet domestic, young and just born animals or hold the snakes during the snake experience.
Help the keepers feed the Penguins and Otters or just browse around the Natural History Museum and education rooms before watching the comical antics of the Lemurs and monkeys.
Folly Farm
Set in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside, Folly Farm offers four fantastic reasons to visit… a friendly farmyard, spectacular zoo, enormous vintage funfair and an imaginative range of adventure play! Awarded ‘TOP DAY OUT IN WALES 2005’ by the Wales Tourist Board.
Derllys Court Golf Course
Derllys Court is an outstanding treelined, parkland course. This 18 hole, Par 70 course boasts views from the summit which provide a panoramic vista of rolling hills and valleys, while the pressence of water on the course makes for an interesting and challenging round.
Hills riding stables
http://www.hillsfarmridingholidays.co.uk
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