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c/o Newsurf, Newgale, Haverfordwest SA62 6AS Tel: 07816 16959
Emails: info@bigbluekitesurfing.com Website: www.thebigblueexperience.com
Opening Hours: All year round except 6 weeks in Feb & March. Daylight hours.
The Big Blue Experience offers a range of courses and adventures in Power Kiting, Kite land boarding, Kite
surfing, Power boating and Stand up Paddleboarding. Yurt hire is also available. All ages and abilities
catered for regardless of the weather. New and second-hand equipment available.
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The Bristol Trader
Quay Street, Haverfordwest SA61 1BE
Tel: 01437 762122
Website: www.bristoltrader.com Email: bartrader@tiscali.co.uk
Opening Hours: Open from 11am (Sun 12 noon) all day every day.
Food served 12noon -8:30 p.m. Monday –Thursday
12noon-7pm Friday-Saturday. No food Sunday.
Ring for details on bank holidays.
One of Pembrokeshire’s most famous pubs with a riverside location on the
old quay just 200 yards from the town centre. A pub with great character
with a fine reputation for real ales and great food prepared daily from fresh
ingredients. Now boasts a high quality glazed canopy with state of the art
map ref heating which provides all year round al fresco facilities for smokers and
G8 non smokers alike. Booking advisable.
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The Watermill, Treffgarne Gorge, Haverfordwest SA62 5LR
Tel: 01437 741671 Email: info@nantycoy.co.uk
Website: www.nantycoy.co.uk
Opening Hours: Open daily 10.30am - 6pm. 1st February to 24th December
Based in a restored listed watermill, the gallery, shops and studio
provide a unique range of art, crafts and gifts and an ambiance full
of history, originality and creativity.
A programme of short courses runs throughout the winter months.
The Nature Trail and Sculpture Valley sit in 35 acres of conserved
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G6 together with a warm welcome awaits you in our café.
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