Carew Karting

Carew Karting runs from Carew Airfield at Sageston near Tenby (SA70 8SX) in Pembrokeshire, on the south Welsh coast. The site is presented as Pembrokeshire's only outdoor karting venue, on a former wartime airfield that delivers all-weather operation.

The outdoor fleet runs two categories: 390cc Thunderkarts for adults and 190cc junior karts for under-16s. Arrive-and-drive bookings cover 20-minute sessions. The current lap record stands at 23.833 seconds. Hours Fri-Sun 10:00-18:00. Bookings on 07974 540 689 or [email protected]. The coastal setting brings the kind of breezy driving conditions typical of the south Welsh shore.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park 1952 lines the nearby coastline across 612 km² (the UK's only coastal national park). Carew Castle Norman 12th century and the restored Carew Tidal Mill stand in Carew village. Tenby walled medieval town 5 km south-east. Caldey Island (Cistercian monastery founded 1929 on 6th-century Benedictine ruins). Pembroke Castle Norman 1093 (Henry VII Tudor's birthplace 1457) 12 km west. Saundersfoot beach and fishing harbour. Manorbier Castle 12th century on the south coast. St Davids smallest cathedral city in the UK, 35 km west, with its 12th-century cathedral. Skomer Island RSPB (puffins and grey seals). The Wales Coast Path runs 1 400 km along the entire Welsh coast. Preseli Hills 536 m, the megalithic source of Stonehenge.