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Turn Pembrokeshire into a playable map: a 7‑day self-guided pass that guides you to coastal viewpoints, villages and secret spots via GPS clues and quizzes. Perfect for families and independent explorers who want flexible, low‑impact adventure.
Turn Pembrokeshire into a playable map: a 7‑day self-guided pass that guides you to coastal viewpoints, villages and secret spots via GPS clues and quizzes. Perfect for families and independent explorers who want flexible, low‑impact adventure.
A salty wind pushes the car window open as the coastline unfurls — cliffs step down to bays, cottages peer from hedgerows and a smartphone pings the next clue. The Pembrokeshire 7-Day Pass turns the county into a playable map: GPS pins lead you from market towns to coastal paths, and each solved riddle earns points in a friendly, nationwide travel league.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by City Break by Cluecation · St Davids, Pembrokeshire
A salty wind pushes the car window open as the coastline unfurls — cliffs step down to bays, cottages peer from hedgerows and a smartphone pings the next clue. The Pembrokeshire 7-Day Pass turns the county into a playable map: GPS pins lead you from market towns to coastal paths, and each solved riddle earns points in a friendly, nationwide travel league.
Pembrokeshire’s story is written in stone and tide. Old fishing ports, Iron Age promontory forts and the limestone shelves of the coast reveal glacial and marine forces that shaped dramatic bays and headlands. Local culture is stubbornly practical — Welsh place names, seasonal seafood stalls and small farms set the rhythm of days — and the app steers you toward lesser-known chapels, viewpoints and village green curiosities that often escape guidebooks.
For practical use, expect flexible pacing: you can cover points by car, on foot around towns, or link short hikes on coastal paths. The system is family-friendly and physically easy, but phone battery and signal can limit reach on remote cliffs.
Plan for mixed terrain and variable weather: waterproof layers, a charged phone and a power bank are your essentials. Time visits for morning light on the cliffs or late afternoon in harbors to avoid crowds. Be respectful of private land, follow posted signs on trails, and carry out what you carry in. This self-guided scavenger-hunt-style tour turns ordinary drives into purposeful exploration—rewarding curiosity with local trivia, panoramic detours and a steadier sense of place.
One ticket grants access on a single device that your group can share for the full 7‑day period; only one device needs to be logged in at a time.
Service animals are welcome; many outdoor points are dog‑friendly but follow local signage and keep dogs on leads in livestock areas.
The app uses GPS and maps; some routes may work offline but full functionality and live leaderboards require intermittent mobile data — download any offline maps if available.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before activation; the pass is flexible with anytime starts within your 7‑day window.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A salty wind pushes the car window open as the coastline unfurls — cliffs step down to bays, cottages peer from hedgerows and a smartphone pings the next clue. The Pembrokeshire 7-Day Pass turns the county into a playable map: GPS pins lead you from market towns to coastal paths, and each solved riddle earns points in a friendly, nationwide travel league.
A salty wind pushes the car window open as the coastline unfurls — cliffs step down to bays, cottages peer from hedgerows and a smartphone pings the next clue. The Pembrokeshire 7-Day Pass turns the county into a playable map: GPS pins lead you from market towns to coastal paths, and each solved riddle earns points in a friendly, nationwide travel league.
Pembrokeshire’s story is written in stone and tide. Old fishing ports, Iron Age promontory forts and the limestone shelves of the coast reveal glacial and marine forces that shaped dramatic bays and headlands. Local culture is stubbornly practical — Welsh place names, seasonal seafood stalls and small farms set the rhythm of days — and the app steers you toward lesser-known chapels, viewpoints and village green curiosities that often escape guidebooks.
For practical use, expect flexible pacing: you can cover points by car, on foot around towns, or link short hikes on coastal paths. The system is family-friendly and physically easy, but phone battery and signal can limit reach on remote cliffs.
Plan for mixed terrain and variable weather: waterproof layers, a charged phone and a power bank are your essentials. Time visits for morning light on the cliffs or late afternoon in harbors to avoid crowds. Be respectful of private land, follow posted signs on trails, and carry out what you carry in. This self-guided scavenger-hunt-style tour turns ordinary drives into purposeful exploration—rewarding curiosity with local trivia, panoramic detours and a steadier sense of place.