Visit Fishguard

Gateway to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Find the hidden gems scattered throughout our outstanding landscape

Fishguard & Goodwick

There’s always plenty to see and do!

We’re inviting you to visit Fishguard and Goodwick, the twin towns at the heart of North Pembrokeshire, the hub of the outstanding natural beauty that blends the allure of sea, towering cliffs, the Preseli Hillsancient standing stones and delightfully mysterious valleys such as Cwm Gwaun.

Ideally situated for adventure sports as well as gentle and challenging walks we’re perched right on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, surrounded by Britain’s only Coastal National Park. Here you’ll find family-owned shops and businesses, and galleriesgift and curiosity shops, a weekly market, and plenty of quality or budget caféspubs, restaurants and takeaways when you need a refreshing break.

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Fishguard & Goodwick Heritage Trail

Follow the new, self-guided Heritage Trail on our dedicated North Pembrokeshire Tours website – from Neolithic sites and the Last Invasion 1779 through to the present day. CLICK HERE to start your adventure!

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PINPOINT PEMBROKESHIRE QUIZ

Study the PHOTO, name the LOCATION and see how well you KNOW PEMBROKESHIRE!
The highest results will be entered into a prize draw to win a locally knitted WELSH LADY Doll!

In 1797 Fishguard saved Wales from the French invasion. Welcome to our historic town.

Fishguard and Goodwick are known as the twin towns, where dramatic sea views, a working harbour, and the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline combine to create a place full of character and charm.

What makes the towns special is their strong sense of community, reflected in the many independent shops, cafés, pubs, galleries, and family-run businesses that give the area its unique identity and warm welcome. Rich in history, Fishguard is famous as the site of the Last Invasion of Britain, when French forces landed nearby in 1797 before surrendering just days later, an event still celebrated through local landmarks and the remarkable Last Invasion Tapestry.

1797 reenactment
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Visitor's Map of Fishguard

Click here to see a visitor friendly map of Fishguard to help you find your way around our characterful seaside town at the heart of North Pembrokeshire.

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A History of Fishguard

Take a step back in time with us as we explore Fishguard’s past through the landmarks and historical sites still accessible to visitors today.

Map of Goodwick

Visitor's Map of Goodwick

Click here to see a visitor friendly map of Goodwick, our welcoming, laid back beachside port town, ideal to enjoy the best of North Pembrokeshire.

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Food and Drink
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Building Memories

There’s nowhere like magical North Pembrokeshire

Spectacular Views

Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and breathtaking inland hills, wooded valleys and rolling farmland – all waiting to meet you!

Neolithic Sites

Surf Beaches

Castles

City

St. Davids Cathedral
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Nevern Cross
Preseli Hills

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