Where to Go - In and Around Saundersfoot

• What's On in Saundersfoot
• Overview
• Families with Young Children
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Saundersfoot has for many years existed as a fishing village, but its heyday was in the mid 19th Century when the harbour was used to transport coal from the area. Walking North from the town along the Strand will take you to the old tunnels built through the cliffs for the tram and it's possible to walk along this path and through the various tunnels are far as Amroth.

In present times, the town has established itself as a firm favourite for holidaymakers from all over the UK.

Most families will never tire of Saundersfoot's wonderful beaches, but there are plenty of other things to see and do.

A short drive out of town, you will find Folly Farm Adventure Park containing familiar animals in the children's farmyard, exotic creatures in the spectacular zoo, and Europe's largest indoor vintage funfair.

If dinosaurs are your thing, the Dinosaur Park at Gumfreston will keep the whole family amused.

Adrenalin junkies must make time to visit Oakwood Theme Park containing over 30 rides and attractions, to keep everyone amused all day.

Heatherton Sports Park will appeal to sporty members of the family. The park boasts, archery, laser clay shooting, go-carts, horse-riding, 18 hole Pitch and Putt course and much, much more.

Fancy exploring 12km of countryside on a quad bike? You can with Ritec Valley Quad Bikes.

One of Pembrokeshire's newest attractions is Blue Lagoon Waterpark. Visitors to Bluestone Holiday Village have free access for the duration of their stay, but it's also possible to purchase a ticket for a session at this stunning indoor waterpark.

Animal lovers should plan a trip to Manor House Wildlife Park in nearby St Florence. This samll zoo has recently been given a make-over by interior designer, Anna Ryder Richardson and her family, and re-opened in 2008. Manor House is currently closed for the winter, but will re-open in Spring 2009.

Saundersfoot is well situated for the Pembrokeshire Coastal Park offering stunning scenery, a wealth of wildlife and fascinating history making it a very wonderful area to explore. Why not hire a bike from Saundersfoot Cycles and explore the Pembrokeshire countryside at a different pace?

One of Saundersfoot's most popular attractions is Booth's Amusement Arcade. The arcade contains a good selection of games ranging from traditional slot machines, to the latest video games, and rides for the younger children.

Bosherston Lily Ponds were created in the 18th and 19th centuries and were part of the Stackpole Estate and are now part of a protected nature reserve.