East Moor Cliff

Wind whips across this dramatic clifftop perch where the Pembrokeshire coast shows off its wild side. East Moor Cliff isn't your typical tourist hotspot - it's a proper walking destination that rewards those willing to earn their views. The coastal path here delivers some of the finest panoramas along this stretch of Wales, with sweeping vistas across Carmarthen Bay and the distant hills of Gower on clear days.

Families with young children might find the clifftop exposure a bit much, but confident walkers and anyone keen on coastal photography will be well chuffed. The approach requires decent footwear and a head for heights - these are proper cliffs, not gentle slopes. Allow a good half day if you're walking from Tenby, though the reward is worth every step.

Being free to access and open year-round, it's a cracking addition to any Pembrokeshire coast holiday. The cliff sits perfectly between several camping spots - Freshwater East Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite makes a sensible base at just over two miles away, while Haven Kiln Park Holiday Centre offers more facilities if you're travelling with the whole clan. Spring through autumn provides the best walking conditions, though winter storms create spectacular wave watching for the brave.