North of Pembrokeshire and West Wales, this area is a popular tourist attraction due to its diverse ecosystems, farmlands, farm, and peaks. These hills are the home of rare plants and insect species such as the Southern damselfly. With its Neolithic remains and characteristic bluestones said to have been used to build the Stonehenge circle, it attracts many tourists from all over the world to visit its sacred and historic sites. Especially attractive to walkers following prehistoric trails and horse riding, it, it is a beautiful example of the Welsh hills.
