Tourism businesses from across Pembrokeshire have been shortlisted for The 2026 Croeso Awards.
The awards, organised by Visit Pembrokeshire, celebrate excellence and innovation in tourism and hospitality across the region.
A total of 150 entries were received across 17 categories, with businesses representing the full breadth of Pembrokeshire’s visitor economy.
Emma Thornton, chief executive officer of Visit Pembrokeshire, said: "The response to this year's Croeso Awards has been nothing short of outstanding.
"Receiving 150 entries across 17 categories reflects not only the strength of Pembrokeshire's tourism industry, but the incredible passion, professionalism and innovation shown by businesses across the county.
"The quality of entries made the judging process exceptionally difficult, and I would like to congratulate every business that entered.
"Being shortlisted is a significant achievement in itself.
"These awards celebrate the people and businesses that make Pembrokeshire such a special place to visit, and we look forward to bringing the industry together in October to celebrate their success."
The winners will be announced at a black-tie event on October 29, 2026, at Pembrokeshire College.
This year’s event will feature a collaboration between The Celtic Collection and Pembrokeshire College, offering guests a gourmet dining experience.
Hospitality students from the college will work alongside professional chefs and hospitality experts from The Celtic Collection, gaining valuable hands-on experience.
The Croeso Awards are supported by headline sponsor Pure West Radio, with The Celtic Collection also acting as a mentoring partner for Pembrokeshire College students.
Tickets for the awards evening are priced at £80 plus VAT per person, including the dining experience and awards ceremony.
Bookings can be made by emailing croesoawards@visitpembrokeshire.com.
The 2026 shortlist includes Sustainable & Immersive Experience for Cruise Passengers: Fishguard Bay Welcome, Velfrey Vineyard, VIP Wales; Hotel of the Year: Grove of Narberth, St Brides Spa Hotel, Wolfscastle Country Hotel and Spa; Attraction of the Year: Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, Heatherton World of Activities, Sweet Home Alpaca; and Pub of the Year: The Griffin, The Hope & Anchor (Tenby), The Wolfe Inn (Wolfscastle).
The full shortlist and further event details are available at www.visitpembrokeshire.com/croeso-awards/the-awards.
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