Pembrokeshire Coast (St David's Head & Marloes)

51.7280000° N, -5.2030000° E • Elevation: 45m

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🌌 About This Observing Location

Far western Welsh peninsula jutting into the Irish Sea with dark coastal skies and rugged offshore island silhouettes.

Bortle Scale Class 2

Elevation 45 m

Latitude 51.728°

Longitude -5.203°

☁️ 4-Night Stargazing Cloud Forecast

Updated hourly via Open-Meteo

Fri, Oct 16

85%

Avg Night Cloud

Sunset: 18:25

Sunrise: 07:46

Overcast Sky

Sat, Oct 17

18%

Avg Night Cloud

Sunset: 18:23

Sunrise: 07:48

Optimal Sky

Sun, Oct 18

18%

Avg Night Cloud

Sunset: 18:20

Sunrise: 07:50

Optimal Sky

Mon, Oct 19

23%

Avg Night Cloud

Sunset: 18:18

Sunrise: 07:51

Optimal Sky

✨ Darkness & Sky Quality

Class 2: Truly dark site with negligible glow.

Naked-Eye Limiting Mag: 7.1 – 7.5 mag

Milky Way Visibility: Brilliant with complex structures

Zodiacal Light: Distinct in spring/autumn

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