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Spring is undoubtedly one of the best seasons to enjoy Pembrokeshire, with vibrant colours of spring flowers, newborn lambs and a wealth of unique wildlife across our nature reserves.

 

Being located within a National Park you can enjoy ancient woodlands, meadows, a lake and nature trail without even leaving site.

 

In spring, Pembrokeshire's hedgerows come alive with the colour of wildflowers. Find primroses and snowdrops in our woodland that will give way to bluebells, foxgloves and red campion.

 

Late April and May sees the Bluebells flower. Thousands of glorious blue flowers carpet our woodland floor and dozens of other locations around the county, including the nature reserve Skomer Island, accompanied by the arrival of puffins.

 

Bluestone's nesting boxes have been up since last summer, fingers crossed they will be good homes for nesting birds this spring!

 

Spring Highlights:

 

The puffins arrive at Skomer. Even if you are not a twitcher, Skomer Island can only be described as a delight to visit in Spring. Not only are the curious and cute puffins on the island, there are a whole host of sea birds making their home on Skomer at this time of year, nestling down beneath a carpet of Bluebells. Skomer is an absolute treat.

 

Enjoy a ramble through our beautiful ancient woodlands to soak up the colours, sounds and smells of spring.

 

Take an exhilarating hike up to the ancient and mysterious Preseli Hills before coming back to warm up in front of the cosy Tafarn roaring fire.