Some 2 miles to the north west of St David’s City is the small inlet of St Justinian’s.

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Some 2 miles to the north west of St David’s City is the small inlet of St Justinian’s.
Situated in a field above the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are the ruins of St Non’s Chapel- now barely more than foundations it does house a stone slab with a simple cross and circle carved into it.
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This section of the Coastal Path starts in Goodwick and ends at Caerfai near St Davids.
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The village of Letterson is not strictly on the St David’s Peninsula, but is close enough to warrant a visit.
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Croesgoch provides many of the local amenities on this part of the St David’s Peninsula.
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Sitting atop a hill, Mathry’s roots are in the Iron Age when the village would then have been a defensive fort, positioned perfectly for early sightings of any enemy approach.
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Porthgain is a popular little port (now mostly used for fishing and recreation) on the north coast of the St David’s Peninsula.
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Trefin is situated about half way between St David’s and Fishguard on the north Pembrokeshire Coast.
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Situated north of Whitesands beach on the very western point of the St David’s Peninsula is Coetan Arthur Dolmen.
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A guide to where you can grab a bite on the St David’s Peninsula
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