The UK’s smallest city, St Davids, is sited near the north shore of St Brides Bay in the county of Pembrokeshire, southwest Wales. St Davids is entirely within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. A mediaeval cathedral, and stunning countryside and coast are St Davids principal draws. Sightseeing with car hire in St Davids offers an easy solution.

Apart from its wonderful cathedral other St Davids draws are a Celtic cross, the Tower Gate fortress, ancient monastery ruins, diverse pubs and art galleries. Freshly caught seafood as well as traditional fare is served at St Davids dining establishments. Nearby St Non’s Chapel is dedicated to St David’s mother.

A popular route for hikers, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, passes close to St Davids. The path offers splendid views of the verdant cliffs and the Irish Sea. Leading firms maintain car rental in St Davids stations in the district. Newgale and Broadhaven are two of the St Brides Bay beach resorts. The beaches and cliffs here are the place for a bit of seal watching.

South of St Brides Pembroke and Pembroke Dock are a comfortable car hire in St Davids journey. The majestic 800-year-old Pembroke Castle is the landmark draw here. Main Street runs east of the castle, parallel to the river. This street is in the centre of a district containing eclectic cafés, restaurants, pubs and discos as well as local handicraft and produce shops.

The Gun Tower Museum houses relics and exhibits that detail local seafaring history. From Pembroke, Tenby is 10 miles along the A4139. The town walls at Tenby date from the 13th century. Tenby features golden sands, an esplanade and a low tide route to Catherine’s Island. Extra cheap car hire in St Davids discounts are garnered by pre-booking.