Fishguard is a small fishing town in South West Wales. Have been coming here since I was very young as I have friends who live in the area. The town itself has a population of about 8000, so not a big place. The town relies on tourism in the summer months and also gets lots of passing trade from the ferry port that takes you over to Ireland. The town has some nice little shops, a few small supermarkets and some nice pubs. Some of the pub are excellent and serve excellent food. There are plenty of hotels to choose from and caravan sites in the area. This is a good place to visit in the summer as there is plenty going on however you tend to find a lot of ...  Read the complete review

I visited Fishguard a couple of years back and the town was just a stopover for one night, but we did manage to have the afternoon in town. I can only comment on the town centre as that was all we had time to see, but from memory, we booked into a B & B on the high street, which had no parking facilities. We had to park half a mile away at the end of the yellow lines and walk back to the B & B with our cases. The double room in the B & B was so tiny that there was room just to stand upright on three sides of the bed, but nowhere to put the case (had to be on top of the wardrobe) and no way could you bend down! To cap it all, the floor had been laminated ..  Read the complete review