In the Southwest of Wales, Pembrokeshire holds the only national park in the UK, due to its magnificent coastline. Because of its diverse environments and geography, it is the home of diverse habitats and wildlife and an important seasonal seabird breeding site. Seals, dolphins, and whales can be seen throughout the year near its coast and prehistorical remains, ruined castles from Norman times. Tourists particularly appreciate the Pembrokeshire's beaches, theme park, animal parks, and museums.
