7 National Trust places to visit in Pembrokeshire, including 4 coastal places, 2 countryside spots, 1 castle. Tick them off your checklist as you go, or explore them on the interactive map.

A dramatic Norman castle above the Teifi Gorge that inspired Turner's paintings.

Ancient oak woodlands along the Daugleddau estuary in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

A mile-long sandy beach with dramatic folded rock cliffs and views to Skomer Island.

The departure point for Skomer Island boat trips, with dramatic Pembrokeshire clifftop walks.

Dramatic clifftop paths and the picturesque harbour village of Solva in Pembrokeshire.

A Pembrokeshire estate being restored for nature, with meadows and farmland walks.

Wales's westernmost headland with rugged cliffs, secluded coves and prehistoric remains.