Everything you need to know about wild swimming at the Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy in Pembrokeshire, from the shortest walk to get there, to how easy the pool is to access.

Walking amongst 50,000 puffins on Skomer Island is one of the greatest wildlife spectacles we have ever experienced. We sharing everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip, from where you’ll see the most puffins, to full details on the walking track and the best time to visit.

We’re sharing the quickest route to Barafundle Bay, as well as all the details on the longer circular walk. The circular walk takes you along the cliff tops with breathtaking views, before heading to a series of lily strewn lakes where you can look for the resident otters.

Ffynone Waterfall is like something out of a fairytale and the emerald waters make for the perfect wild swimming spot. We’re sharing how to get there as well as what it’s like to swim in the pool.

How to find Tresaith Waterfall plus tips on tides and rainfall required to actually see the falls!

How to find one of Pembrokeshire’s most beautiful wild swimming spots, Rosebush Quarry. As well as directions, we’re sharing what it’s like to swim there.

St Govan’s is one of the most atmospheric spots in Wales, a tiny chapel nestled into the rock, surrounded by towering cliff walls and the wild Atlantic Ocean. We’re sharing details on the walk to get there, as well as a hidden rockpool nearby.

If you’re looking for a beautiful forest walk in Pembrokeshire, this is it. Pengelli Forest is a glorious ancient wood that you can access via a variety of easy walking trails. We’re sharing directions for a gorgeous circular route and what to expect from the track conditions.

Ty Canol Wood is an atmospheric ancient woodland which can be accessed via an easy circuit walk. Wandering through the 6000 year old forest is a delight, with dense moss covered trees and rocks that give it a mysterious feel. We’re sharing directions and trail conditions to help you plan your walk.