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The Cleddau is that significant river that cuts Pembrokeshire in two and which at one time was navigable all the way to Haverfordwest. Ships brought wines from Bordeaux and sent hides and wool out to Bristol and the West Country. It was a bustling waterway, progress in the form of the railway caused its decline. Fishing by means of compass nets is carried out by a few licence holders but apart from that most of the boating is for leisure. Just downriver on the eastern side is Lawrenny, where better to spend a sunny afternoon than sitting outside the Riverside Cafe enjoying good food, good company and looking at the yachts coming and going. By the way don’t instinctively turn your nose up at the bottled beer made with seaweed - it really is very good.