Dinas Cross

Dinas Cross sits on the rugged north Pembrokeshire coast in Pembrokeshire, just off the A487 between Fishguard and Newport. The community overlooks the grassy promontory of Dinas Head, with steep cliffs, small sheltered coves such as Pwllgwaelod and easy access to the coastal footpaths that form part of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, making it popular with walkers and sea‑view photographers.

Locally the economy mixes farming, small‑scale fishing and tourism, with holiday lets, guesthouses and a few pubs serving visitors and residents. The area has a long maritime history and a strong village community spirit, reflected in local events and conservation efforts; folklore of shipwrecks and smuggling is part of the social memory of the coast, while Welsh language and rural traditions remain evident alongside the seasonal influx of visitors.