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The 8 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Narberth, Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Narberth, United Kingdom including Climb Pembroke - Day Adventures, Wild Lakes Wales, The Secret Owl Garden, Holgan Farm Fishery, Narberth Museum, Blue Lagoon Water Park, Narberth Castle, The Queens Hall.
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1. Climb Pembroke - Day Adventures
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5.0 based on 40 reviews
Climb Pembroke is Pembrokeshire's leading provider of rock climbing, abseiling and skills courses. All Climb Pembroke Instructors hold the UK's highest rock climbing instructor award and are fully insured through the Association of Mountaineering Instructors. If your up for a great adventure, then come out with us!
2. Wild Lakes Wales
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5.0 based on 104 reviews
Wake up to a new adventure and enjoy many activities at our family run business. Wild Lakes offers fun for everyone, whether you’re looking to get out on the water wake boarding, slip and slide around our aqua park (inflatable obstacle course), a morning yoga session/swim or even a boulder at our new bouldering wall. If our activities aren't up your street then enjoy our cafe’s selection of Welsh treats and homemade grub whilst looking out over the national park landscape from our huge event tipis. Create memories and get hooked on our activities for life in an exciting and family friendly environment. We're also dog friendly! Booking is highly recommended.
3. The Secret Owl Garden
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5.0 based on 69 reviews
Since 2004 the team have been offering award-winning bird of prey flying experiences, where it’s all about you flying the birds yourself. Whilst our New Secret Owl Garden is being built you will still be able to book to come and fly the owls every day as normal. We are creating a ‘Mini Owl Garden’ which is safe and secure (and very cute!) at our beautiful new home at Celtic Holiday Parks, Noble Court, Narberth. This will be temporary for the owls whilst the new site is developed, but will still give you the same, personal and exciting opportunity to meet and fly the owls within an outstanding countryside landscape. Your flying experience is just about You and our Owls. So, you will have them and a member of the team all to yourself, enabling you to spend quality time with the owls in their home environment and then flying them free yourself. We offer both group sessions and private experiences!
Reviewed By Adventure786542
What an experience. It was amazing. Very informative and great to be able to be up close and to interact with the owls. Superb value for money Educational a truly wonderful experience. Suitable for all ages. There are small owls you can fly or larger owls which are truly amazing to watch. Everyone will learn from this experience. A wonderful birthday or anniversary gift of simply a enjoyable family outing that everyone will enjoy. Thank you for this amazing experience we will be back Stewart & Lorna
4. Holgan Farm Fishery
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4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By susanhP3797DF
My family and I have visited this fishing farm quite a few times it's a great place for catching massive carp very scenic and the owner and his son are very helpful friendly and informative I highly recommend this place you can bring your own rods or hire them at a very reasonable price
5. Narberth Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Andalapanda - London, United Kingdom
I know it’s a cliché, but I can only describe the Narberth Museum as a hidden gem. We were very lucky to stumble across it (I would suggest positioning a wooden sandwich board at the end of Picton Place). The museum has been very well designed and thought out and gives a fascinating insight into the history of the town and this part of Wales. The kind lady working on the day we visited not only listened to me drone on about family who had lived in and around Narberth but also managed to turn up some relevant photos and other information. She was so friendly and generous with her time. There’s also an excellent selection of new and second-hand books and a lovely little cafe and we bought some wonderful local marmalade in the gift shop. An excellent and informative way to spend an afternoon. Great for all ages and well worth a visit.
6. Blue Lagoon Water Park
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4.0 based on 994 reviews
The Blue Lagoon water park is open all year round and is the perfect place for the whole family - what ever the weather! From the waves in the pool to the lazy river that meanders in and out of the building to embarking on some rip-roaring fun through one of the many indoor and outdoor water flumes! The Blue Lagoon is open daily from 10am and prices start from £4 – Come and try its Wild Water nights on Fridays when the music plays and waves are as big as they get and the lazy river definitely isn’t lazy! During school holidays it has its After Dark Beach Party on every night from 6pm – 3 hours of live music, light effects and all out Blue Lagoon action! It also offers a range of themed events and more information can be found at our website.
Reviewed By 98Shirl52 - Abertillery, United Kingdom
Fabulous facilities, clean changing rooms, excellenty staff. Would definately recommend this as a must if you are visiting Tenby
7. Narberth Castle
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 786carolb - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Wednesday 21 August 19, my husband and I decided to go to the village of Narberth to visit the castle and we will also be having dinner there in the evening. Narberth (Castell Arberth) is a ruined Norman fortress. It forms part of the Landsker Line. An old chronicle in the Cotton Library mentions that, in 1116, Gruffydd ap Rhys attacked and destroyed the castle of arberth. However, it refers to the nearby Sentence Castle, as the stone castle at Narberth was not built until over 100 years later. The current ruins are Norman and date from the 13th century, having been built by Andrew Perrot. The castle is mentioned in the third branch of the Mabinogi (Welsh Legends) as the place where Rhiannon was imprisoned and forced to carry travelers through the gates as penance for killing her son. It must be noted in the case of Narberth Castle that the Normans often built castles on top of earlier defensive structures and it is feasible that the original castle was obliterated. The castle never changed hands throughout the Glyndwr Rising between 1400 and 1415 and was slighted after being taken by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War. Excavations over the years have found more than 20 graves on the north side of the castle dating from the 12th to the 13th century, showing that the area may have once been the site of a church. The castle has provided a good deal of building material for the surrounding houses over the centuries and the castle remains are mostly single and double storey walls, with the barrel-vaulted kitchen cellars intact. However, no upper storey rooms are intact. It must have been an impressive sight when complete and painted white. My husband and I wandered around this impressive castle for a couple of hours and we took lots of photographs. If you are a castles fan, although small, it is worth putting on your bucket list
8. The Queens Hall
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3.5 based on 21 reviews
The Queens Hall is a community venue in Pembrokeshire that hosts a range of functions both for public and private needs. The Queens Hall caters for everything from Conferences, Exhibitions, Trade Shows, Music Events, Parties, Weddings and much more. Take a look at our website for more information on the Queens Hall and the conference space we have available to hire in Pembrokeshire. The Queens Hall has been at the heart of the community in Narberth for over 50 years and has hosted a range of music functions for a range of ages.
