Things to do in Fishguard (Abergwaun)
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Mike Mayberry Kayaking
Offers instruction courses (one/two days £87/147) and guided kayaking tours for more experienced paddlers.
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Market Hall
To stock up on groceries, head for the Somerfield supermarket A general produce market is held every Thursday in the Market Hall , and there's a Farmers Market in the Somerfield car park every second Saturday in summer (in the Market Hall in winter).
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Ocean Lab
The Ocean Lab , on the waterfront near Goodwick, houses an exhibition on marine life and the environment. Aimed mainly at kids, it has various hands-on exhibits, as well as Oscar the mammoth skeleton, a soft play area and a café.
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Bar Five
For a completely different ambience, try this hip, upmarket bar and restaurant in a cleverly renovated Georgian town house with a terrace overlooking the harbour. The bistro menu focuses on fresh local produce, especially crab and lobster hauled in from the restaurant's own boat.
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Ship Inn
This is a lovely little pub with an open fire in winter and lots of memorabilia on the walls, including photos of Richard Burton filming Under Milk Wood outside (the street and nearby quay have not changed a bit).
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Royal Oak Inn
Suffused with character, this old inn was the site of the French surrender in 1797 and the table on which it was signed takes pride of place at the back of the dining room. The pub has turned into something of an invasion museum, filled with memorabilia. It also serves the best pub food in town and hosts a popular live folk night on Tuesdays where musicians are welcome to join in.
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Basilico
A stylish and intimate little place with candlelight glinting off polished wood floors, Basilico serves fresh Italian cuisine, ranging from standard pasta dishes to gourmet seafood.
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Celtic Diving
Runs half-day scuba-diving taster sessions in its own practice pool (£65), as well as PADI-certificated diving courses. Dive sites include several wrecks.
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Orange Tree
A delicatessen and takeaway sandwich place, the Orange Tree sells tasty baguettes and has a sit-in coffee shop (open from 10:00).
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Seaways Bookshop
Selection of local books and maps, and an entertaining series of booklets on Pembrokeshire walks and history.
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Ship Inn
This is a lovely little pub with an open fire in winter and lots of memorabilia on the walls, including photos of Richard Burton filming Under Milk Wood outside (the street and nearby quay haven't changed a bit).
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