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*Also services 322 & 381
*Also services 361 & 381
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TenbyA very popular resort town, noted for its harbour and sandy beaches. Walking around the old town always reveals something of interest, with a variety of shops and cafes with a local market all adding to the atmosphere of the town. Watch the fishermen at work or see the Caldey Island ferry boats arriving and departing. Alternatively you could explore the lifeboat station on the eastern side of Castle Hill, or just sit and soak up the atmosphere!
TudorMerchant’sHouse,TenbyOwned and managed by the National Trust, the famous 15th Century Tudor Merchant’s House is the oldest residence in Tenby. It stands on Quay Hill, between the harbour and Tudor Square.
Haverfordwest The main shopping area of the county town of Pembrokeshire is the Riverside Quay Shopping Centre, situated alongside a once-busy Quay. It includes a a large indoor market selling local produce and crafts. The town itself has a medieval street plan, overlooked by the ruins of the castle.
MilfordMarinaThe old docks has been completely refurbished to form a large marina, around which are situated the museum, Dockside Gallery, restaurants and bars. Boat trips and live entertainment all add to the occasion.
PembrokeCastlePembroke Castle is a well preserved and imposing sight in the middle of the town. Dating back to the 13th Century, the castles central feature is the 75 feet high Great Tower. King Henry VII was born here and displays commemorate this and reveal the castle’s important role in our national heritage. A variety of events are held each year which reflect the town’s history. There is a visitor centre located close to Main Street, selling a variety of books maps and souvenirs.
PembrokeDockOnce an important Naval Dockyard which also served as a base for the RAF’s Sunderland Flying Boats, Pembroke Dock is nowadays a gateway to Wales, with a ferry service to and from Ireland. The area has excellent boating facilities and the Martello Gun Tower houses a Visitor Centre which tells the story of the unique defences along the western approaches.
PembrokeDockHeritageCentreThe Heritage Centre is home of The Sunderland Trust and spiritual home of the wartime Sunderland Flying Boat T9044 which sank at Pembroke Dock in November 1940. Many parts of T9044 recovered by the Sunderland Trust Dive Group are on display at the Heritage Centre splendidly conserved by Trust Volunteers as part of the flying boat workshop area. The trust has the aim of bringing the world’s only surviving Mark I Sunderland Flying Boat back to the surface.
Lamphey,Bishops’PalaceExtensive remains of a grand medieval palace of the bishops of St Davids, which has been sensitively renovated recently. A regular programme of events is held in the summer.
ManorbierCastleManorbier is a small seaside village noted for its beach and well preserved medieval castle. The beach is popular with surfers and holidaymakers and spectacular views can be seen from the towers of the castle. The Norman knight Odo de Barri was granted the lands of Manorbier, Penally and Begelly in gratitude for his military help in conquering Pembrokeshire after 1003. Explore Manorbier Castle and bring a little bit of history to life. The impressive Great Hall, Chapel and Turrets are dotted with life size figures and some prisoners in the dungeon!
Places to visit along the way Lleoedd i ymweld â nhw ar hyd y ffordd
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Take our First bus services to explore the best that Pembrokeshire has to offer. The variety of landscapes, attractions and Blue Flag beaches offer something for everyone.
Tenby is the liveliest resort with a choice of beaches, lots of ‘fun stuff’ to do and plenty of places to eat.
South Pembrokeshire is sometimes called ‘Little England beyond Wales’ and is dominated by Pembroke, which has the most impressive Norman castle of them all.
This bocket guide provides information on some of the local attractions that can be found along the route. Travelling by bus you can see much more of the countryside and with lots to see and do, what are you waiting for?
Changes to services in this leaflet include:
• 302 Withybush Hospital to Hubberston via Haverfordwest and Milford Haven. Intermediate timings amended to help with punctuality.
• 356 Monkton to Milford Haven via Pembroke and Neyland. Monday to Saturday timetable revised. The new timetable is intended to improve reliability when the Cleddau Bridge is closed due to high winds.
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Dinbych-y-pysgodMae hon yn dref wyliau boblogaidd iawn, sy’n nodedig am ei harbwr a’i thraethau tywodlyd. Mae cerdded o gwmpas yr hen dref bob amser yn datgelu rhywbeth o ddiddordeb, gydag amrywiaeth o siopau a chaffis, a marchnad leol, y cyfan yn ychwanegu at awyrgylch y dref. Gwyliwch y pysgotwyr ar waith, neu gychod fferi Ynys Bŷr yn cyrraedd a gadael. Fel arall, gallech fynd i weld yr orsaf bad achub ar ochr ddwyreiniol Castle Hill, neu eistedd a mwynhau’r awyrgylch! Tŷ’r Masnachwr Tuduraidd , Dinbych-y-pysgod Tŷ’r Masnachwr Tuduraidd enwog o’r 15fed ganrif, y mae’r Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol yn berchen arno a’i reoli, yw’r breswylfa hynaf yn Ninbych-y-pysgod. Mae ar Quay Hill, rhwng yr harbwr a Sgwâr Tudur.
Hwlffordd Prif ardal siopa tref sirol Sir Benfro yw Canolfan Siopa Riverside Quay, wedi’i lleoli wrth ochr y cei, a oedd yn arfer bod yn brysur. Mae’n cynnwys marchnad dan do fawr, sy’n gwerthu cynnyrch a chrefftau lleol. Mae gan y dref ei hun gynllun stryd canoloesol, ac mae adfeilion y castell yn edrych drosti.
MarinaAberdaugleddauMae’r hen ddociau wedi cael eu hailwampio’n llwyr i ffurfio marina mawr, ac o’i chwmpas mae’r amgueddfa, Oriel Dockside, bwytai a bariau. Mae teithiau ar gychod ac adloniant byw yn ychwanegu at yr achlysur.
CastellPenfroMae Castell Penfro mewn cyflwr cadw da ac yn atyniad mawreddog yng nghanol y dref. Mae’n dyddio yn ôl i’r 13eg ganrif, a nodwedd ganolog y castell yw’r Tŵr Mawr, sy’n 75 troedfedd o uchder. Ganed Brenin Henry VII yma, ac mae’r arddangosiadau’n coffáu hyn ac yn datgelu rôl bwysig y castell yn ein treftadaeth genedlaethol. Cynhelir amrywiaeth o ddigwyddiadau bob blwyddyn, sy’n adlewyrchu hanes y dref. Mae canolfan ymwelwyr wedi’i lleoli’n agos at y Brif Stryd, sy’n gwerthu amrywiaeth o fapiau a chofroddion.
DocPenfroRoedd yn arfer bod yn Ddociau’r Llynges pwysig, a oedd hefyd yn gwasanaethu fel canolfan Awyrennau Môr Sunderland y Llu Awyr Prydeinig. Erbyn hyn, mae Doc Penfro yn borth i Gymru, gyda gwasanaeth fferis i Iwerddon ac yn ôl. Mae gan yr ardal gyfleusterau cychod ardderchog, ac mae tai Tŵr Drylliau Martello yn gartref i ganolfan ymwelwyr, sy’n adrodd stori’r amddiffynfeydd unigryw ar hyd y cyrion gorllewinol.
CanolfanDreftadaethDocPenfroMae Canolfan Dreftadaeth Doc Penfro yn gartref i Ymddiriedolaeth Sunderland ac yn gartref ysbrydol Awyren Fôr Sunderland T9044 adeg y rhyfel, a suddodd yn Noc Penfro ym mis Tachwedd 1940. Mae llawer o rannau o’r T9044 a ganfuwyd gan Grŵp Deifio Ymddiriedolaeth Sunderland yn cael eu harddangos yn y Ganolfan Dreftadaeth, sy’n cael eu gwarchod yn wych gan wirfoddolwyr yr Ymddiriedolaeth fel rhan o ardal gweithdy’r awyren fôr. Nod yr ymddiriedolaeth yw dod â’r unig Awyren Fôr Sunderland Marc I sydd wedi goroesi yn ôl i’w wyneb.
Llandyfái,LlysyrEsgobAdfeilion helaeth llys canoloesol mawreddog esgobion Tyddewi, sydd wedi cael ei adnewyddu’n sensitif yn ddiweddar. Cynhelir rhaglen o ddigwyddiadau rheolaidd yn ystod yr haf.
CastellMaenorbŷrMae Maenorbŷr yn bentref glân y môr bach sy’n nodedig am ei draeth a’i gastell canoloesol sydd mewn cyflwr cadw da. Mae’r traeth yn boblogaidd gyda syrffwyr a thwristiaid, a gallwch weld golygfeydd ysblennydd o dyrrau’r castell. Rhoddwyd i’r marchog Normanaidd, Odo de Barri, diroedd Maenorbŷr, Penalun a Begeli, i ddiolch am ei help milwrol i orchfygu Sir Benfro ar ôl 1003. Archwiliwch Gastell Maenorbŷr a dod ag ychydig bach o hanes yn fyw. Mae ffigurau maint go iawn wedi cael eu gosod yn y Neuadd Fawr drawiadol, y Capel a’r Tyredau, a rhai carcharorion yn y dwnsiwn!
Ewch ar ein gwasanaethau bysiau First i ddarganfod y gorau sydd gan Sir Benfro i’w gynnig. Mae’r amrywiaeth o dirweddau, atyniadau a thraethau Baner Las yn cynnig rhywbeth i bawb.
Dinbych-y-pysgod yw’r gyrchfan fwyaf bywiog, gyda dewis o draethau, llawer o ‘bethau hwyl’ i’w gwneud, a digon o leoedd i fwyta.
Weithiau, caiff de Sir Benfro ei alw’n ‘Little England beyond Wales’ a chaiff ei ddominyddu gan Benfro, sydd â’r castell Normanaidd mwyaf trawiadol.
Mae’r canllaw poced hwn yn rhoi gwybodaeth am rai atyniadau lleol sydd ar hyd y llwybr. Wrth deithio ar y bws, gallwch weld llawer mwy o’r cefn gwlad, a gyda llawer o bethau i’w gweld, pam aros?
Mae’r newidiadau i’r gwasanaethau yn y daflen hon yn cynnwys:
• 302 Ysbyty Llwynhelyg i Hubberston trwy Hwlffordd ac Aberdaugleddau. Amserau canolog wedi cael eu diwygio i helpu gyda phrydlondeb.
• 356 Monkton i Aberdaugleddau trwy Benfro a Neyland. Mae’r amserlen o ddydd Llun i ddydd Sadwrn wedi cael ei diwygio. Diben yr amserlen newydd yw gwella dibynadwyedd pan mae Pont Cleddau ar gau oherwydd gwyntoedd cryfion.