Select Page

5 Reasons to try Seashore Foraging & Wild Cooking in Pembrokeshire

Find all about our latest Roadschooling Experience as we teamed up with ‘Wild About Pembrokeshire’ and enjoyed a ‘Sea Shore Foraging & Wild Cooking’ experience that our kids absolutely loved!!

check out more Wales articles here
Situated close to the pretty city of St Davids (the UK’s smallest city with just under 2,000 residents), you can find the beautiful secluded bay of Caerbwdy (signposted to Trelerw). The perfect opportunity to grasp a family ‘foraging & wild cooking’ experience that echoes American writer Dale Carnegie’s famous quote Learning is an active process. We learn by doing. Only knowledge that is used sticks in your mind.”

Learn it ✰ Discover it ✰ Taste it

Everyone loves a new experience don’t they? It makes it feel extra special so imagine the rush of foraging inside rockpools or under the sea… A chance to get up and close and personal with a stretch of Wales’ most gorgeous coastline. Experiencing an incredible sunset all to yourself as you taste some of the freshest hand caught, home made food you could possible imagine!
Whilst the rest of the world rushes about, here in this quiet corner of Wales the pace of life seems somewhat slower… Perhaps it’s the colourful houses that brightened up the trip through Solva (another beautiful estuarial location). But Pembrokeshire just has so much to offer families… from surfing Newgale’s idyllic beach to giant zip wires at Bluestone. With even the hedgerows offering entertainment as we sought to find out more about foraging…

 

Having never foraged for anything more than seasonal blackberries before our journey began… our European Roadtrip has at times turned into a food journey for our young daughters (learning/tasting and exploring Olive Oil in Croatia, Snail Farms in France or Goulash in Hungary). But the British seaside can be a wonderful source of free food, if you know what you’ re looking for – which is where Wild About Pembrokeshire’s Seashore Foraging comes in….

wild about Pembrokeshire

so where did we park the bus for the night?

Our Newsletter

About The Author

Richard

Ever wanted to pack your bags, just jump in a motorhome and go off and explore Europe as a family? Well, that’s exactly what my family has done since September 2015. Visiting 35 European countries, travelling over 54,000 miles and grabbing over 450 family experiences on the way… enjoying Bobsleigh in Norway, Climbing into Mt Etna in Sicily or Kayaking the River Dordogne.

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Learn more about us

check out OUR ADVENTURES

Translate our site

Subscribe

see inside our van…

Recent Videos

Loading...

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This