Sample the Magic of Llwynihirion

Brynberian has always been one of my favourite more inland bits of Pembrokeshire. It has always had a kind of magical quality that I can’t really explain.

Largely untouched, the village and the area around can’t fail to charm visitors, but it’s not just the beauty of the area that is so appealing, it also boasts a rich Welsh heritage. People here have a strong sense of community, often celebrating local traditions and arts.

As if that were not enough, the area is ideal for walkers and nature lovers, with ancient woodlands, heathlands and sparkling rivers. Brynberian is also steeped in history, with nearby Neolithic monuments and the legendary Pentre Ifan burial chamber adding to a generally mystical atmosphere.

If you pop along to the Garden Cafe and Festive Fair on 21 November, you could take some time to wander in the hills while you are there.