The of Milford Haven on the North Side of Milford Haven Waterway in Pembrokeshire
On the north side of the of the Milford Haven Waterway, an estuary that forms a natural harbour that has been used as a port since the middle ages in the county of Pembrokeshire lies the town of Milford Haven. As the second largest settlement in the county, this town features a landscape of low-lying wooded shorelines, creeks and mudflats. Ideal for plenty of outdoor and seaside activities such as sailing and diving, this town is a great tourist destination that offers an escape from the bustling city life. An excellent destination that promises travellers a relaxing and pleasurable breaks.
This is a town that houses a good range of antique stores and gift & specialty shops that offers excellent and high end products. Combined with its wide range of independent retailers, traditional high street shops and local family run businesses, this town presents a pleasant and good shopping experience that shoppers will enjoy.
One of the best quality of this town is the excellent range of restaurants and local pubs it houses. Great places to eat that serves exquisite home cooked food that only uses fresh locally sourced produce and ingredients that highlights the taste of Wales. From finely brewed ales, authentic Welsh delicacies to exotic menus, this town is a destination that always have something to satisfy all tastes and budget.
Things to See and Do in Milford Haven
There plenty of things to do, sights to see and places to visit in this town. Home to plenty of great tourist attractions experience and enjoy, visitors of the town will surely enjoy their stay. Milford Haven Heritage & Maritime Museum is one of the town’s top attractions where tourists can learn more about the history and rich maritime heritage of the town. Kids will also love visiting Pirate Pete’s, a game & entertainment centre that features excellent play areas and offering a lot of great activities. For beach lovers, Sandy Haven Beach is the place to visit.

