Pembrokeshire is a county in the South West of Wales with coast on three sides and Ceredigion on the remaining side. Pembrokeshire has a population of over 117,000 and a land mass of 987 sq miles. Major settlements are Tenby, Milford Haven, Pembroke and Fishguard.

The main industries in Pembrokeshire are tourism (based in Tenby and its surrounding areas), oil refineries (Chevron and Murco) and agriculture (potatoes), livestock (sheep) and dairy farming.

Pembroke Castle is a Norman keep built in 1093, on the site of a Roman settlement. It became the property of the 1^st Earl of Pembroke Gilbert de Clare and later passed to the Tudors where King Henry VII was born.

Pembrokeshire is a place dominated by the sea with large natural bays such as Milford Haven, St Brides bay and Newport Bay, and it also boasts extensive National Park wilderness areas.