Abercastle
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Abercastle (Welsh: Abercastell) is a small fishing village located in Pembrokeshire, south-west Wales. Abercastle is a working harbour which is managed by the Abercastle Boat Owners Association. The harbour was the landing site of the first single-handed Atlantic sailing in 1876 starting from Gloucester, Massachusetts by the Danish born fisherman, Alfred "Centennial" Johnson.
Get in
[edit]By road
[edit]From Haverfordwest follow the A40 towards Fishguard, turn left in Letterston towards St Davids on the B4331. Continue up Mathry hill, turn right onto Mathry at the top of the hill and follow the signs to Abercastle.
By bus
[edit]The 404 'Strumble Shuttle' bus runs St Davids - Fishguard - St Davids, stopping at coastal towns and villages including Abercastle (Daily during summer months, Thursday & Saturday only from Oct - May).
Get around
[edit]See
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- 1 Abermawr Beach
- 2 Carreg Samson
- 3 Melin Tregwynt Wool Mill
Do
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- 1 Preseli Venture Coasteering and Kayaking, Parcynole Fach, Mathry, ☏ +44 1348 837709, [email protected]. Open daily. Preseli Venture is a Pembrokeshire Coast National Park based outdoor activity centre with over 25 years of experience. Adventure activities include coasteering and sea kayaking. Accommodates up to 40 people in bedrooms which include singles, doubles, twins and shared and family rooms. Full bar and kitchen. From £42 per person.
- Pembrokeshire Coast Path. 186 miles of coast path along the UK's only coastal National Park.
Eat
[edit]The closest places to eat are in Trefin (Trevine).
- 1 The Ship Inn, Ffordd Yr Afon, ☏ +44 1348 831445.
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]There are a number of guest houses in nearby Trefin.
- 1 Garn Isaf, ☏ +44 1348 831838. B&B
- 2 Trellyn Woodland Camping, ☏ +44 1348 837762. Woodland camping, 'glamping' and yurt holidays in Abercastle, a short walk from the beach.
Cope
[edit]There are public toilets open throughout most of the year.
Go next
[edit]If you continue along the coastpath, to the Southwest you will come to the village of Trefin and to the Northeast you will come to Abermawr, a local beach.