St Davids has a tiny population, but it boasts a massive claim to fame. It’s named after Saint David, the patron saint of Wales. That’s like naming your dollhouse after a giant.
You can walk from one end of the city to the other in 10 minutes. Seriously, you’ll still be sipping your coffee. No traffic jams here—just sheep jams if the local flock decides to cross the road.
And get this: the city has no traffic lights. Zero. Zip. Nada. The biggest drama is deciding which pub has the best fish and chips. Spoiler: all of them are excellent.
St Davids, The UK's Smallest City, Is A Walkable Gem To Explore
It’s a City of Saints and Surfers
St Davids is surrounded by stunning coastline. It’s a National Park, part of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Imagine this: you’re in a city, but you can hear the waves crashing. That’s not typical for, say, Manchester.
The local beach, Whitesands Bay, is gorgeous. Surfers love it. So you can go from praying in an ancient cathedral to catching a wave in five minutes. That’s efficiency.
