The Little Book of Pembrokeshire

This engaging guide explores the rich history and culture of Pembrokeshire, including its stunning landscapes and intriguing past, as showcased in The Little Book of Pembrokeshire.

A captivating pocket guide, The Little Book of Pembrokeshire delves into the rich tapestry of history, culture, and landscape that defines this extraordinary region. Dr. Russell Grigg expertly navigates through Pembrokeshire’s enduring allure, highlighting its maritime heritage and vibrant culture. From the ancient folk tales of The Mabinogion to the lively surf and music festivals of today, the book offers a comprehensive look at what makes Pembrokeshire so special.

Readers embark on an enlightening journey through Pembrokeshire National Park, the only coastal national park in the UK. The narrative paints a vivid picture of its stunning topography, showcasing enchanting islands like Caldey and Skomer, alongside the ancient Preseli hills, which are famously linked to the construction of Stonehenge. The book not only celebrates the beauty of the landscape but also invites readers to appreciate the unique experiences it offers.

However, The Little Book of Pembrokeshire does not shy away from the region's darker history. Grigg explores tales of castle kidnappings, smuggling, piracy, and even food riots, providing a balanced view of Pembrokeshire's past. This meticulously researched guide serves as a sensory delight, appealing to both locals and visitors alike, making it an essential read for anyone interested in this remarkable locale.