Baker's@70

Baker's@70 is a contemporary art gallery tucked away in Fishguard, a proper working harbour town on Pembrokeshire's north coast. The space showcases rotating exhibitions of mostly local and Welsh artists - painting, sculpture, mixed media - with the kind of curatorial eye that suggests someone actually cares about what hangs on the walls rather than just filling wall space. It's intimate rather than grand, which means you can take it in at your own pace without feeling like you're marching through a museum.

The crowd here tends to be art-interested locals and travellers who've stumbled off the coastal path or ferry terminal. If you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks - Fishguard Holiday Park is practically on the doorstep, or Tregroes just up the road - it's absolutely worth an hour of your time on a rainy afternoon. Kids bored with beaches and castles might surprise you; younger teenagers with any creative spark often perk up in smaller galleries where the work feels genuine rather than institutional.

Details are sparse online, so ring ahead before heading over - opening hours and admission fees aren't clearly posted. Fishguard itself has decent cafes and a fish and chip shop worth your time, so you can pair a gallery visit with lunch. The town's got that salt-weathered charm without the over-prettification of some Pembrokeshire spots, which is refreshing. Not a major draw that'll dominate your holiday, but exactly the sort of thing that makes coastal visits feel less predictable.