Haverfordwest

Me and my husband landed in Haverfordwest on Bank holiday weekend in late August when, unbeknownst to us, Wales becomes a tourist mecca. After searching almost every hamlet in Pembrokeshire for a room, we found luck in Haverfordwest, and I am glad that we did.

We enjoyed a very memorable evening in this town. After taking a walk through the delightfully abandoned downtown (we had been dodging hordes of tourists all day), we ate a very good Chinese meal (GREAT Irish coffee!). While we ate, the fog had started to roll in, and dark, misty, narrow, winding lanes offered an opportunity for a memorable digestive stroll. Upon returning to our hotel, we found a musician playing covers of 70’s classics in the adjacent pub, and we had a couple of drinks to mellow out.

This town is off the tourist map, but our time in Haverfordwest was just as memorable as in any other town we visited.

worth visiting!!

I clicked on ‘not worth visiting.’ I think that’s true when there are so many beautiful and historical places in the county.

However , if you are depending on public transport, it’s the centre for buses around the north part of the county.