Mildford Haven

Mildford Haven


National Geographic recently rated Pembrokeshire coastline the second best in the world, due to scenic qualities and the level of the environmental protection.

Pembrokeshire is the only coastal National Park in Britain and interestingly there is no point in Pembrokeshire more than 15 miles from the sea but the coastline is 186 miles long.

Milford Haven waterway splits Pembrokeshire in half, and has a huge natural harbour.



Lat: 51°40'48" N

Lon: 5°55'48" W

Port Contact

Sue Blanchard-Williams
Cruise Coordinator
Pembs SA73 3ER
Milford Haven, United Kingdom

Phone:+44 1646 696100
E-Mail:sue.blanchard@mhpa.co.uk
Web:http://www.mhpa.co.uk


Nautical Data

Max. Draught (m):12
Max. Air draught (m):no limit
Anchorage Available:yes
Anchorage Compulsory:no
Pilotage Compulsory:yes
Tugs Available:yes
Tidal Movement/Range:7.2 (m)
Ship Stay Minimum (hrs):n/a
Ship Stay Maximum (hrs):n/a
Ship Stay Preferred (hrs):n/a
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Attraction & Excursions

St. Davids and Bishops Palace

Built upon the site of St. Davids 6th Century Monastery. St. Davids Cathedral has been a site of pilgrimage and worship. Superb Cathedral founded by St. David and adjacent Bishops Palace.

Tenby

Medieval walled town with stunning beaches and an enchanting harbour.

Pembroke Castle

Birthplace of Henry VII

Carew Castle and Tidal Mill

This haunted castle was home to Princess Nesta, Wales “Helen of Troy”