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The character of St Davids
The city is little more than a cluster of streets around the cathedral close, reached by single-track lanes for the final approach from several directions. Passing places matter more here than road markings, and a coach or a large vehicle can struggle where a saloon manages easily. Cars wait in the small square by the cathedral or in the nearby car park rather than on the lane itself.
- St Davids has no railway station — Haverfordwest is the nearest, sixteen miles away.
- The final approach runs on single-track lanes; a saloon is the practical choice.
- Cars wait in Cross Square or the nearby car park rather than on the close itself.
- Every airport journey from here is genuinely long — we set collection times accordingly.
















