27/10/2026
As if Pembrokeshire needed another reason to be proud, the beautiful coastal county has come out on top in a new study examining air pollution levels across Wales! 🌊❤️
New research has revealed that Pembrokeshire has the lowest levels of fine-particle air pollution of any Welsh county, beating neighbouring Ceredigion, Anglesey and Gwynedd.
The study, carried out by Online Marketing Surgery and Water and Air Management using government data, measured levels of tiny airborne particles known as PM2.5, which can affect human health.
Pembrokeshire recorded an average of just 3.93 micrograms per cubic metre, followed closely by Ceredigion at 3.97 and Anglesey at 4.20.
With its spectacular coastline, beautiful countryside, unspoilt beaches and miles of coastal paths, Pembrokeshire has long been a favourite destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
From the colourful harbour of Tenby to the stunning beaches of Barafundle Bay, Saundersfoot and the wild landscapes of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, there’s certainly no shortage of places to enjoy the fresh sea air!
