Whether you’ve found yourself here because you already love of Birds of Prey or because you are looking for a unique and exciting new experience to enjoy whilst you are in West Wales, you’ve come to the right place

Visit Wales number 1 Activity in West Wales 2018; Pembrokeshire Falconry gives you the opportunity to fly birds of prey yourself, with the backdrop of beautiful gardens. And now all of our experience days include entry into our new visitor centres.

Based in the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Carmarthenshire

On 1^st June 2018 we opened the first dedicated British Bird of Prey Centre in the UK within the National Botanic Garden of Wales. All of our bird of prey experiences now take place here and include entrance into the gardens and the new centre. Once you have finished flying yourself you can visit 20 native raptors in their homes and enjoy 3 different flying displays.

Based in Picton Castle & Gardens, Pembrokeshire

If you love owls our beautiful Secret Owl Garden is hidden away in the Bluebell Walk in Picton Castle garden. Housing 25 different species of owls from around the world, this is the place to come to do our Owl Experience.

All of our experiences are 100% private. By only taking one booking at a time, we are able to make each moment you spend with the birds all the more special, as it’s tailored to you and your family and friends!

Our aim is to give everyone, no matter how old or how young, the chance to experience that thrill of having a bird of prey or owl, fly to your glove. Our birds are trained by us so that we know that they are safe for anyone to handle, therefore you can relax and just enjoy every second.

Walking at your own pace through the gardens you will get a chance to see the birds swooping from the trees and gliding over colourful flowers. All of the birds have their own natural traits and quirky personalities. By the end of your experience you will feel like you’ve made some friends for life.

We want you to have fun in a safe environment, so you can experience nature at its best, whilst learning about these incredible animals. The welfare of our birds is crucial and you won’t find anyone here who doesn’t get the chance to get out and fly on a regular basis. After all, what would you do if you’d been given wings!