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Description
The Marloes Peninsula combines dramatic coastal scenery and birdwatching. You can look out for seabirds and seals and there are walks for all abilities starting from the National Trust car parks at Marloes Sands and Martins Haven. Marloes Mere is a wetland located within the Marloes Peninsula, close to Marloes Sands and a short walk from Runwayskiln. This wet, acidic area of land is home to some rare wildlife and plants, which is why it has been of scientific interest since 1985. Among the birds you can see here are Western Marsh Harrier (most likely during spring and autumn migration), Little Grebe, Common Teal, Peregrine Falcon, Common Snipe, European Stonechat, Sedge Warbler, Eurasian Skylark and Greater Whitethroat.
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Access
B4327 from Haverfordwest, follow signs for Marloes and Martin's Haven Embarcation. Left in Marloes Village for Marloes Sands; straight through village for Martin's Haven - follow signs
Parking: Parking charges apply, free parking for National Trust members. Day tickets are valid on that day in all National Trust car parks in Pembrokeshire.