St Davids Peninsula

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St Davids Peninsula is a rugged coastal region in western Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the historic city of St Davids.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
peninsula
administrativeCounty Pembrokeshire
borders Cardigan Bay
Celtic Sea
St Brides Bay
country Wales
hasBeach Caerfai Bay
Porthmelgan
Porthsele
Whitesands Bay
hasCity St Davids
hasCoastPath Pembrokeshire Coast Path
hasFeature offshore islets
rocky headlands
sea caves
sea cliffs
hasGeology Cambrian rocks
Precambrian rocks
hasHarbour Porthclais Harbour
hasHeadland St Davids Head
hasSettlement Caerfarchell
Llanrhian
Porthclais
Solva
St Davids
Whitchurch
knownFor coastal scenery
dramatic cliffs
historic city of St Davids
rocky coves
rugged coastline
sandy beaches
seabird colonies
wildlife
locatedIn Pembrokeshire
west Wales
linked to: West Wales
nearIsland Grassholm
Ramsey Island
Skomer Island
partOf Pembrokeshire Coast
linked to: Pembrokeshire coast

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
popularFor birdwatching
coastal walking
hiking
sea kayaking
surfing
tourism
region South West Wales
linked to: West Wales
westernmostPointOf Wales

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Pembrokeshire Coast Path notableSection St Davids Peninsula
Stack Rocks near Castlemartin Peninsula
linked to: St Davids Peninsula
Green Bridge of Wales partOf Castlemartin Peninsula
linked to: St Davids Peninsula
St David's locatedOn St David's Peninsula
linked to: St Davids Peninsula