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The Stable is a recently converted barn in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with great views of the sea and fields. It is a good place for couples, solo adventurers, hikers, bird watchers, seal spotters and stargazers who are looking for peace and tranquillity. The spectacular coastal path is a short walk away. The stable is eco-friendly and comfortable with underfloor heating, modern media facilities and a bathroom that has received much praise from our guests.

This 19th century stable was converted to a small house two years ago. It has one bedroom on a mezzanine. It has great views and is located at the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast. It is very quiet here and gets very dark at night.

The Stable is part of Ty Isaf Farm, of which the main farmhouse has not had the restoration it deserves yet. We are not building at the moment. The farm has a private drive off a dead-end road in the pretty hamlet of Llanwnda on the Strumble peninsula.

Take a break or book a nice holiday in this very open and airy cottage. We are happy to help you to make your holiday a top event. Relaxation and enjoyment for everyone. property is close to the 1000 mile hiking trail, 1 mile from the beautiful cliffs and in the middle of nature. The local market town of Haverfordwest is also very close by with a wide variety of shops and restaurants. The house is suitable for couples, solo adventurers, families (with children) and hairy friends (pets).

Taking hot showers is always possible. restrictions on the use of hot water. By meadows, a beautiful garden with the possibility of a barbecue. It's really in the middle of nature yet close to all local amenities. Search for welshwalks-cottages followed by co.uk and see beautiful pictures of the area. For young people there are endless possibilities for all kinds of water sports, climbing, horse riding and many more activities. Dog lovers! In the hayloft you can bring a maximum of 2 sweet dogs. The boss will never leave them alone.

Super safe neighbourhood, where children can enjoy themselves. For hikers, a great place for beautiful walks and exploring. A place without noise, without stress, just peace and quiet.

Unique barn, ancient Pembrokeshire farm, lovely self-contained suite: woodstove, large shower, loft bedroom, wifi, patio, pure spring water, home-grown food, fruit, bread and cakes baked by Christine, eggs from our chickens. Nearby beaches cliffs dolphins station and Irish ferry!

A UNIQUE RETREAT Perfect rural retreat for two: the barn of an ancient Pembrokeshire longhouse, now a beautiful self contained suite of rooms - living/dining room, wood stove, breakfast patio, kitchen with fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, Belfast sink, bathroom with large shower, and a traditional croglofft bedroom (see the photos). Wifi Internet, private parking, and our own delicious spring water on tap. And all only five minutes from the beach, the cliffs, seals on the shore, porpoises and dolphins in the waves, the world's "second best coast" (National Geographic) and "the world's best beaches" (Guardian), plus ferry to Ireland and trains from all over Britain. REAL FOOD The Cwtsh is a peaceful retreat on a working smallholding. We specialise in good home-grown food, fruit, preserves, bread, pancakes and cakes all baked by Christine. When you arrive, and depending on the length of your visit, your fridge will be ready stocked with everything you need for your breakfasts - eggs, milk, tomatoes, bacon and sausages, cheese, butter, yoghurts etc etc. There will be a loaf of Christine's bread, muesli, oatcakes, preserves, fruit, herbs and spices, plus good alternatives if you let us know you have special diets. And the timber and firewood for the stove is produced by Mike in our own ancient woodlands. EVERY SEASON This is a place for all seasons: the Cwtsh has wide patio doors for sunny breakfasts, ancient arrowslit windows for cosy autumn nights, a skylight to view the Milky Way in winter and meteor showers any time. Ffynnon Clun has truly wonderful dark skies which glisten with stars. WINTER RETREAT 2017-18 From mid-November 2017 to mid-February 2018, the Cwtsh will be available on at low rates exclusively to long-stay guests (anything from 20-90 nights). If you are completing a book, writing a script, finishing a thesis, this could be just the winter retreat you need. Please discuss your requirements. EXHILARATING COAST AND CLIFFS Five minutes away is the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path, the most exhilarating coastal experience in Britain. Walk a mile or twenty miles, but be sure not to miss it during your stay. BEST BEACHES "Forget the Caribbean or Thailand, Pembrokeshire has the world's best beaches ... at least 243 beaches of unparalleled beauty" wrote The Guardian on July 20th 2013, and we agree. LIFE IN FISHGUARD At the foot of the hill, past Fishguard & Goodwick Station (regular trains from Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol, Manchester and London) and the Irish Ferry terminal, the town of Fishguard has independent bookshops, delis and cafés, galleries and farmers' markets, the extraordinary Last Invasion Tapestry, and plenty of live music all year. MAGIC MOUNTAINS Inland, the Preseli Hills - once described as "better than a day in bed" - are the magical source of the bluestones of Stonehenge. TWO'S COMPANY The Cwtsh is ideal for two people, but we regularly welcome larger groups. For a child, you can have a single futon or a travel cot. We can also offer a second bedroom, for a teenager or another couple. In summertime some of your party could camp in the fields and woodlands around the Cwtsh. Back to nature, plus all the amenities of the Cwtsh. AND ALSO ... We are happy to provide or arrange - Bike hire Guided walking tours of Pembrokeshire Holiday accommodation for your dog (no pets at the Cwtsh - it is allergen-free) Local and organic food deliveries Complementary and alternative therapies Meet/take you to your train or ferry Good advice on local walks, travel, weather and eating out Pembrokeshire event and festival information We hope to welcome you soon.

Our farm, Ffynnon Clun, is just a few fields inland from the Pembrokeshire Coast, one of the finest coastal regions in the world - no exaggeration. The Coast Path is an absolute must-visit. Many guests start with Strumble Head, a rugged headland with its lighthouse shining out over the Irish Sea. A brilliant place to watch porpoises, dolphins and sea birds, even in rough weather - there is a splendid shelter. After that, all 186 miles of the Coast Path are at your feet. Our pocket guide, "A Walk to the Shops - Fishguard Style", takes you out of the farm gate, down the hill, along the beach, around the cliffs and into the centre of Fishguard for an exhilarating 30-minute walk like no other. You won't find big brands in our town. Almost every shop is owned and run by someone local. There are cafes, restaurants and a deli, fresh produce markets, a sheltered picturesque harbour, bars, art galleries, a wonderful bookshop and live music. And because this is a tiny town - only 5,000 people - you will quickly meet people and make friends.

A converted stone barn, formerly a stable and grain store on the Farm, a cosy retreat for those seeking a wonderful break or holiday. Set in the tranquil countryside of Pembrokeshire close to the Coastal National Park, numerous beaches, walks and attractions the county has to offer. Mill Barn offers all the modern conveniences including internet, freesat tv and a Bluetooth hifi system. Furnished to a good standard you will be welcomed with a goody pack to make your stay even more enjoyable.

Mill Barn has central heating but also boasts a log burner for cosy evenings by the fire. Satellite free view is available on the 40 inch tv along with a dvd collection and player. The bedroom also has a satellite free view television installed. Broadband internet is available at the barn and other equipment includes a washing machine, oven/hob and microwave. Mill Barn has its own garden with summerhouse, patio and bbq.

Set in the idyllic countryside with abundant wildlife and amazing walks Mill Barn is in a peaceful rural setting. Local amenities such as a pub are within 2 miles with local shops and restaurants within 5 miles.

In a tranquil village setting, Little Roost is perfectly situated to explore north Pembrokeshire and is great for couples or families.. Ground Floor: Living room: With multi-fuel burner, Freeview TV, DVD player and a collection of DVDs, iPod dock, Nintendo Wii and CD player. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and slate floor. Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed and Freeview TV. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath (no toilet). Separate toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for multi-fuel burner included. Travel cot and high chair available on request. Welcome pack. . Enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture and BBQ. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. . From the stunning coastal path, the splendour of St Davids and its cathedral to the rugged Preseli Mountains, this area has it all. Situated in Mathry with its village green, a dog friendly pub serving food all day, tea rooms and restaurant, Little Roost is a lovely, cosy base to return to. It’s also just a short drive or walk from Pembrokeshire’s north coast and beaches. Nearby, Porthgain Harbour is an almost undiscovered jewel of the county steeped in history and still used as a small, local, fishing harbour, and also has links to the famous gallery of artist John Knapp Fisher and the Preseli Mountains with its long walks and burial chambers. The north coast of Pembrokeshire is an ideal location for the perfect getaway, an untouched and historic part of Wales - one of the great walking destinations of the UK. Hose riding, golf, coasteering and surf lessons all nearby. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 500 yards. Free WiFi

Owl's Nest is our cosy, yet light and airy annex. We are nestled in the heart of farming country on the wildly beautiful St Davids peninsula. The cottage is ideal for couples or young families. It has a comfortable double room and a snuggly bunk room. The kitchen-diner is fully equipped and an uplifting space in which to enjoy breakfast together before you head out. The bathroom is a perfect warm space to wash off the sand before relaxing over supper and getting cosy in front of the log burner.

We provide a complimentary welcome pack including home-made cake, tea, coffee, milk and sugar, as well as bread, butter and a preserve. We can lend you a folding cot, high chair, bed guard or stairgate at no extra cost. Please ask in advance. We do ask you to bring your own baby bedding and reins. Owl's Nest is the first step along the way to converting more outbuildings to create further holiday cottages, including a single storey, two-bedroomed, fully accessible unit with wide-ranging views to the West . Consequently, although there is no building work happening at the moment, we are sorry that we cannot yet offer you dedicated outside space to sit or play. It is a priority for us to try to get this ready by late summer. In the meantime, you may share our space at the front of the cottage, but children and pets need to be supervised at all times.

Make the most of our proximity to the Pembrokeshire Coast path. A short drive will take you to visit blue flag beaches, castles, hills, forests or animal parks. Enjoy peace and quiet with huge, starry skies. Make the most of the slower pace of life. Visit the farmers' markets and wonderful restaurants. Rediscover the joys of rock-pooling. Re-charge by walking the coast and drinking in the fresh sea air and the wildly beautiful vistas. We may be able to help you with a lift to the start or finish of your walk.

Sleeping six the Workshop is a beautifully converted barn in an 18 century agricultural stone courtyard. The Workshop has a twin room with en suite shower room downstairs and a double room, a twin room and a family bathroom upstairs. Complementing this is a large lounge with a log burning stove, comfy seating, TV, DVD and stereo and a hand made wooden kitchen with a large dining table seating eight people. Surrounded by fields and our own flower meadows which you are free to wander, wooded areas and a courtyard garden. The cottage has views to the sea and St. David's Head. Footpaths lead from the cottage where you can gain access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal footpath.

Stones Cottages comprises of three holiday cottages and a house all surrounded by fields and 16 acres of flower meadows maintained using organic principles. Situated on a small holding we have four Shetland sheep and chickens. It is quiet place with good views, brilliant sunsets and star filled night time skies. Close to the coastal path it is an ideal place for walkers and cyclists. Stones Cottages is a 10 minute drive from the market town of Fishguard and the beautiful Aber Mawr and Aber Bach beaches. We have converted all the cottages to the highest environmental standards, a bore hole provides the water, air source heat pumps power the underfloor heating, solar thermal panels heat the water and solar PV help provide the electricity. We have used as many natural materials in the conversion, certified sustainable wood for the hand made kitchens, lime plasters and clay paints. We also provide all the bed linen and towels which are made from organic cotton. We even have a point for charging electric cars. All the electricity, logs for the wood burner and bed linen and towels are included in the price.

Pembrokeshire is a popular tourist attraction and has much to satisfy a diverse range of tastes. There is far too much to list everything to do in the local area but loads of information can be found at the Pembrokeshire Tourist Information Centres. Below are a few of our favourite things. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. One of the most spectacular coastal walks in the country and one of the most dramatic sections is all but a 30 minute walk from the cottage. Wild flower and Bird Watching. With it’s national park and conservation areas, coastlines, offshore islands (teeming with puffins, razorbills, shearwaters, storm petrels and chough) and the Pembrokeshire hedges the area is a popular destination for nature lovers. Foxgloves, pink campion, snowdrops, woodland carpets of bluebells, gorses and heathers is but to name a few of the many flowers. These are also the hunting grounds for the buzzards and peregrine falcons that inhabit the area. Seal Watching. September and October are the best months to see the pups, a nice early evening walk from the cottage to one of the best seal watching beaches in the UK stopping to watch the sunset into the sea on the way back from Garn Fawr. You may even see some dolphins, porpoises, whales or basking sharks. Beaches. Walk, cycle or drive to the beautiful pebble beaches of Aber Bach and Aber Mawr, take a BBQ, go for a swim, walk in the bluebell woods or fish for mackerel. Sandy beaches can be easily found a little further away, the beautiful beaches of Whitesands and Newgale are good for bathing, sand castles and surfing. Cycling. Explore the surrounding lanes, beaches and villages by following the national cycle routes or for off road fun visit the nearby Preseli Hills or Llys-y-Frân reservoir . Island Wildlife Visits. Take a boat trip to one of the many islands that surround the Pembrokeshire coast. Ramsey and Skomer Islands are great destinations to see an abundance of wildlife. Eating and Drinking Out. The surrounding area has a high number of very good restaurants and there are many cafes and old world pubs to enjoy. Castles. Pembrokeshire has much more than its fair share of castles. See where the Tudor dynasty was born in Pembroke, amble amongst the ruins of Carew castle and Manorbrier. Visit the unusual 13th century castle at Picton or see Cardigan Castle as featured on the BBC’s Restoration programme. Crafts and Galleries. Pembrokeshire has long been a haven for artists. The large number of quality galleries and craft centres testifies this. Visit some of the galleries and sculpture gardens, spend a day learning how to throw pots or bring your paints or camera and find out why so many artists have drifted to this part of the world.

Large sunny double room , with small sofa and wardrobe space. Tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Private shower room for sole use, not en-suite.

We are very rural and part of a farm. Regular events are held here at a distance from the house.

Near St. Davids and Fishguard, very convenient for catching the ferry to Ireland.

A Traditional Pembrokeshire Cottage for 2 people, in the peaceful hilltop village of Mathry. Situated 7 miles from St David's with it's medieval cathedral. Great local beaches with clean seas and a wonderful coast path. The Farmer's Arms the local pub with it's friendly welcome is a few minutes walk away. The kitchen is well equiped to make a meal at home or eat out at one of the many excellent restaurants nearby. Sorry there is only a bath at the cottage - please note no shower. Thank you.

The cottage is just for you. The bedroom has a comfy king size bed and the lounge diner with tv and log burner. We’re opposite Mathry church. The local pub is just a few minutes walk and serves lunches and evening meals. Have a coffee or breakfast in the village cafe Siop Fach.

Mathry is a quiet village so a great place to chill and relax. St Davids is approx 7 miles away and has lots of restaurants and shops and of course the Cathedral. It’s about 3miles from the coast.

Harmony Barn is a comfortable, cosy eco holiday cottage sleeping up to five people in two spacious bedrooms. Both bedrooms have en suite bathrooms. The bed linen and towels are fair trade and organic. The price also includes logs for the wood burning stove and use of the electric car charger. We have used as many natural products in the renovation and decoration of Harmony Barn as we could, natural wood, slate tiles, lime plasters, clay paints all add to the special feel of Harmony Cottage.

Stones Cottages comprises of three holiday cottages and a house all surrounded by fields and 16 acres of wild flower meadows maintained using organic principles. Situated on a small holding we have four Shetland sheep and chickens. It is quiet place with good views, brilliant sunsets and star filled night time skies. Close to the coastal path it is an ideal place for walkers and cyclists. Stones Cottages is a 10 minute drive from the market town of Fishguard and the beautiful Aber Mawr and Aber Bach beaches. We have converted all the cottages to the highest environmental standards, a bore hole provides the water, air source heat pumps power the underfloor heating, solar thermal panels heat the water and solar PV help provide the electricity. We have used as many natural materials in the conversion, certified sustainable wood for the hand made kitchens, lime plasters and clay paints. We also provide all the bed linen and towels which are made from organic cotton. We even have a point for charging electric cars. The downstairs bedroom of the holiday cottage has two large comfortable single beds with an en suite wet room and views from the large arched coach house window of the courtyard garden. We can add a put up bed in the downstairs bedroom, suitable for a child or young adult. The upstairs bedroom of Harmony Barn contains a king size bed with views from the windows of Garn Fawr and the surrounding countryside. It also has an en suite bathroom with a bath and shower. The lounge of Harmony Barn contains a sofa and two easy chairs set around the log burning stove. There is also a flat screen TV, DVD player and stereo system in the lounge. Also downstairs is a dining table and a separate kitchen. The kitchen includes a low energy fridge with ice box, gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave. We allow up to two dogs in the cottage as long as they are well behaved, they have their own beds and bowls, they do not go upstairs and they stay off the furniture. We ask that you do not leave them on their own in the cottages. There are a number of fields around Llandruidion where they can be walked. Please check with us which fields when you get here. All the electricity, logs for the wood burner and bed linen and towels are included in the price.

Pembrokeshire is a popular tourist attraction and has much to satisfy a diverse range of tastes. There is far too much to list everything to do in the local area but loads of information can be found at the Pembrokeshire Tourist Information Centres. Below are a few of our favourite things. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. One of the most spectacular coastal walks in the country and one of the most dramatic sections is all but a 30 minute walk from the cottage. Wild flower and Bird Watching. With it’s national park and conservation areas, coastlines, offshore islands (teeming with puffins, razorbills, shearwaters, storm petrels and chough) and the Pembrokeshire hedges the area is a popular destination for nature lovers. Foxgloves, pink campion, snowdrops, woodland carpets of bluebells, gorses and heathers is but to name a few of the many flowers. These are also the hunting grounds for the buzzards and peregrine falcons that inhabit the area. Seal Watching. September and October are the best months to see the pups, a nice early evening walk from the cottage to one of the best seal watching beaches in the UK stopping to watch the sunset into the sea on the way back from Garn Fawr. You may even see some dolphins, porpoises, whales or basking sharks. Beaches. Walk, cycle or drive to the beautiful pebble beaches of Aber Bach and Aber Mawr, take a BBQ, go for a swim, walk in the bluebell woods or fish for mackerel. Sandy beaches can be easily found a little further away, the beautiful beaches of Whitesands and Newgale are good for bathing, sand castles and surfing. Cycling. Explore the surrounding lanes, beaches and villages by following the national cycle routes or for off road fun visit the nearby Preseli Hills or Llys-y-Frân reservoir . Island Wildlife Visits. Take a boat trip to one of the many islands that surround the Pembrokeshire coast. Ramsey and Skomer Islands are great destinations to see an abundance of wildlife. Eating and Drinking Out. The surrounding area has a high number of very good restaurants and there are many cafes and old world pubs to enjoy. Castles. Pembrokeshire has much more than its fair share of castles. See where the Tudor dynasty was born in Pembroke, amble amongst the ruins of Carew castle and Manorbrier. Visit the unusual 13th century castle at Picton or see Cardigan Castle as featured on the BBC’s Restoration programme. Crafts and Galleries. Pembrokeshire has long been a haven for artists. The large number of quality galleries and craft centres testifies this. Visit some of the galleries and sculpture gardens, spend a day learning how to throw pots or bring your paints or camera and find out why so many artists have drifted to this part of the world.

A recently refurbished 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, situated in the picturesque hilltop village of Mathry, 8 Miles from the town of Fishguard and City of St Davids. Can sleep up to 8 people, see pictures for possible layouts. The house has a modern feel, with Log burner in the cosy living room, glass fronted kitchen with panoramic view, large outside decking area and garden giving perfect views of the Pembrokeshire coast. Both the house and garden are child friendly. Off road parking, Wifi

The Lower Coach-house is situated on the slopes of a wooden valley overlooking the fishing harbour of Lower Town. It is completely self contained offering a haven of peace and quiet with sea views from every room. The apartment, below the owners home is part of an attractive characterful, stone building, approached by a flight of stone steps. It is comfortable furnished and has an area of lawn and patio with views towards the harbour. There is about 100m to the town square and Coastal Path.

Fishguard is the site of the last invasion of main land Great Britain. Goodwick the twin town is the ferry port to Ireland. It's a friendly place with about 15 pubs, restaurants and we have a Folk festival in late May and Jazz festival late August

Penmeiddyn is a five bedroom farmhouse retreat centre set in three and a half acres of private and secluded gardens and woodland. What makes Penmeiddyn so unique is its subtle blend of quiet rustic charm tucked within a gentle roaming valley. A secluded and quiet idyll carved beneath ancient burial chambers and rocky tors, only two miles from the pebbled and sandy beaches and rugged coastline near to Fishguard.

The space you will be using is a small self-contained part of the five bedroom farmhouse retreat centre. You will have your own private entrance, bedsitting room, kitchen and bathroom. There will be outside seating and dining areas for guests.

Permeiddyn nestles alongside the North Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, a natural conservation area, providing a powerful catalyst for ones' creative impulses. Traditionally Penmeiddyn was a small dairy farm set amongst a landscape of craggy moorland, standing stones and dolmen, an area that has long been a magnet for healing and mystical pilgrimages.

Situated in the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and within walking distance to the popular coastal village of Porthgain and close to the city of St David's, this newly renovated apartment is ideally situated for access to all North Pembrokeshire’s attractions. The apartment has floor to ceiling windows facing out across the fields to the sea, Sky Q TV and fast WiFi. It is a very peaceful area, with plenty of walks from the property, and the famous coastpath is reached in 10 minutes.

Just bring yourselves, food and drink. The bed is made, towels are provided, as are teatowels, a new dishcloth and sponge at every changeover, washing up liquid, liquid soap, first few toilet rolls, and the kitchen is equipped. It enjoys a large sunny garden with uninterrupted views down to the coast, firepit/BBQ and picnic table. There is free WIFI and well behaved dogs are allowed.

The house is set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and is situated 10 minutes walk from the coastpath. We are a 5 minute drive from the popular harbour village of Porthgain, a 40 minute coastal path walk or a 20 minute footpath route through the fields. We are 7 minutes drive to Aberieddy beach where the azure waters of the Blue Lagoon lie. And a 10 minute walk to the small cove of Aberfelin in Trefin. We are 15 minutes drive from the smallest city in the UK, St David's, where there are many art galleries, shops, cafes and resturants.

Treseisyllt Farm with 40 glorious acres in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, offers a "nearly wild" campsite for you to bring your own tent or caravan to enjoy. Just minutes walk from the famous coast path and two lovely unspoilt beaches. A stunning, pristine and quiet site from which to explore Pembrokeshire or chill out and absorb the magic place you are staying in. £10 per adult per night and £5 for children under 15. Free for under 4's. More info online at coastal-camping.wales.

*Also available for rental are two ensuite bedrooms in the renovated farmhouse which sleep 2-3 persons each, and a spacious 3-bedroom caravan for up to 6 people, as well as an 8-metre bell tent during high season -- see our other listing or send a message to enquire about these if you're interested.* All the camping pitches have access to drinking water, a CDP (Chemical Disposal Point) in the field, and porta-loo toilets during high season. There are also picnic tables, barbeque grills, and fire pits spread around the site. At the farm house, a few minutes walk from the nearest edge of the camping field, campers are welcome to use a newly completed shower room and WC with plenty of hot water. There's also Wi-Fi (reachable near the house), and the possibility of using a freezer and charging points for mobile phones and camera batteries. Guests can use the laundry machine here for a modest fee. A small barn provides for full recycling. There are magnificent sea views towards St. Davids and Ramsey Island and the world renowned Pembrokehire Coastal Path runs for hundreds of miles in each direction. You can enjoy exhilarating walks, dramatic sunsets, starry night skies free from light polution, spectacular birds and drifts of wildflowers all around. Two beautiful beaches are within 10 minutes walking distance: Aberbach is perfect for swimming, kayaking, fishing or watching the sunset, while Abermawr offers wonderful surfing opportunities. Migrating birds, porpoises and dolphins around Strumble Head are some of the special sights in this part of Wales. In the autumn, seal pups are born in the quiet coves nearby.

Tregwynt Woollen Mill with an excellent shop, original working Victorian looms, and a family and dog friendly cafe is a 15-minute walk away. More to add here!

Traditional Welsh Cottage! DOG FRIENDLY! With WIFI! Old Court Cottage is a luxury and cosy dog friendly holiday cottage situated in the quiet and pretty village of Little Newcastle with its traditional pub just a short walk away. The cottage is ideal as for a romantic break or a family holiday. We have kept the charm and character of the cottage which was built around two hundred years ago but added modern touches.

The cottage is centrally heated by the log burning stove but there are also plenty of electric heaters in case you don't feel like lighting the stove. There is a modern fitted kitchen with integrated fridge with freezer compartment, integrated washer/dryer, dishwasher, nespresso coffee machine. In the lounge there is a wood burner, leather reclining three piece suite, 42 inch smart TV, PS3, a couple of books and games to play. The bathroom has a full sized bath, electric shower and heated towel rail. The main bedroom is complete with king size bed, chest of drawers and built in cupboard. There is space for a cot / single air bed. The second bedroom has sturdy full sized bunk beds with adult mattresses and a chest of drawers. There is a secure dog friendly garden which can only be accessed from the back door of the cottage. In the next village of Letterston (5 minute drive) there is an award winning restaurant and take away, pub, post office, butchers, bakery and spar petrol station.

We are situated in a central location close to many local attractions but in a small quiet village.

Arrive in the nicely cottage. Our property is close to the 1000 mile hiking trail, 1 km from the beautiful cliffs and in the middle of nature. Short break or a nice holiday in our cosy cottage which sleeps up to 4 people.You can enjoy the peace and the surroundings. The house is suitable for couples, solo adventurers, families (with children) and 1 hairy friend (pets). Dog lovers! In the piggery you can bring a maximum of 1 sweet dog. The owner will never leave him alone.

Surrounded by meadows, a beautiful garden with the possibility of a barbecue. It's really in the middle of nature yet close to all local amenities. Search for welshwalks-cottages followed by co.uk and see beautiful pictures of the area. For young people there are endless possibilities for all kinds of water sports, climbing, horse riding and many more activities.

Super safe neighbourhood, where children can enjoy themselves. For hikers, a great place for beautiful walks and exploring. A place without noise, without stress, just peace and quiet.

The cottage is close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its beautiful beaches and rocky coves, family-friendly activities, and public transport. You’ll love it for the comfy bedrooms, the kitchen, the wood burning stove, the enclosed sunny courtyard leading into the garden, the cosiness and the friendly village nearby with a pub serving good food. The cottage is especially suitable for families with kids and pets, hikers, and couples. PLEASE DON'T USE INSTANT BOOKING - CONTACT ME FIRST.

There is a separate dining room which allows the kids to play games away from the adults. Also the enclosed sunny courtyard is a safe place for young children or dogs. PLEASE NOTE we can supply TOWELS but they are an EXTRA £3 EACH payable in cash to Alison the caretaker when you leave.

The Pembrokeshire coast line is one of the most beautiful in the world with beautiful wildflowers in the spring, and seal pups can be seen in October in the coves just along from the village. There are good places to eat both in the village and nearby, whilst those interested in culture can visit the cathedral city of St Davids. Children love to visit the water park at Bluestone or the trampolines at Hangar 5 near Haverfordwest.

This Cosy 2 Bedroom Chalet, accommodates up to 4 people. Situated on a peaceful site: The Woodlands,Cuffern,SA62 6HB. It's a short drive to local beaches, Newgale, Nolton Haven. Local pub & small shop in Roch 1.5 miles away. Skomer island trips to see the Pembrokeshire Puffin 16 miles away. Haverfordwest 7 miles away. Bed linen supplied and hand towels. Shower room. Electric heating. Includes a personal welcome pack. Child friendly, high chair available on request. SELF CHECK IN with key safe.

Great location for exploring the Pembrokeshire coastal path or to visit Skomer Island to see Puffins. Coastering, Birdwatching, Walking, Dolphin & Seal spotting, Kayaking, Surfing, Cycling. The space The chalet provides a home from home environment.The chalet is equipped with pretty much everything you need for a homely stay. There is unlimited free WiFi. The chalet provides a kitchen with oven, fridge and small freezer compartment,microwave, kettle and fully equipped as a home would be. There is a comfortable lounge / diner area with TV/DVD unit, games and books to relax. Shower room with large shower tray,electric Mira power shower. There is allocated parking.

The chalet is set within a quiet well maintained site with other chalets next to an old woodland. No amenities on site. Nearest local shop in located in Roch 1.5 miles away. Larger grocery stores are situated in the county town of Haverfordwest 7 miles away. Petrol station on main road into Haverfordwest at Pelcomb.

Enjoy a relaxing stay at Ty Glowty, set within the heart of the Pembrokeshire glorious countryside. Ty Glowty is situated conveniently close enough to Pembrokeshire’s stunning coast, busy towns, castles and theme parks yet lies in a tranquil location. Sit back and relax in the private gardens with ornamental pond, it really is a perfect location for families and couples. The peaceful, sympathetically managed farmland surrounding the property is a haven for wildlife. Very little light pollution, on clear nights the stars are amazing. The property is located half a mile away from the village of Letterston on the A40, from here you can explore Pembrokeshire by car, however, a bus service does run through the village. The nearest train station is six miles away at Fishguard (the terminus for Stenna Lines ferry to Rosslare, Ireland is only 3 hours). The ancient Preseli Hills, 186 miles of awe inspiring coastal path, St Davids the smallest city in Britain with it’s Cathedral, beautiful Tenby are all within reach. The village of Letterston which has a pub serving food, shop, petrol station and take away. The property is adjacent to the owners’ home with ample parking and enough storage for bikes, kayaks and surf boards. There is a huge amount of local information available to you on arrival Pembrokeshire really does have something for everyone. Welcome box provided on your arrival includes tea, coffee, milk and breakfast cereal. The property is fully furnished and equipped to a high standard (you only need to bring towels). Heating in all rooms for those chillier autumn evenings. There is a washing machine and plenty of room to dry clothes outside. We will introduce ourselves on arrival but if not we will leave you instructions to find the key and see you soon. No pets, sorry. No smoking. Towels are not provided.

Ty Glowty is a sister property to Stable Cottage, book both properties to sleep 7. A discount exists for booking both depending on availability. Please contact us for any specific requirements you may need to make your stay more comfortable and we will see if we can provide them for you.

Nestled up in the valley looking down on St Brides Bay, peacefully tucked away along the prettiest stone lined drive you’ll find our beautifully furnished one bedroom Welsh stone barn conversion, The Dairy, boasting both modern coastal style and charm, combining gorgeous character features with modern amenities. Located in the stunning Pembrokeshire National park, Newgale beach is only 1.5 miles away, with charming Solva and historic St Davids only a short drive away.

Our beautiful bijous retreat bursting with Welsh charm, complete with flagstone slate flooring, beams, characterful stone walls and cosy wood burner, offers fabulous accommodation for 2 people in a king-sized master with stunning coastal views out across the rolling countryside and down towards St Brides bay from the kitchen window - the perfect couples retreat - the only trouble is, you just won't want to leave! Quite simply, we just love what we do and it is our love for Pembrokeshire which is felt in every bit of your holiday experience with us - from the Welsh stone of the walls themselves, to the local artists who have filled this wonderful space, to the thoughtful locally sourced welcome goodies and the spades of local knowledge and holiday tips you’ll find in your cottage and from the owners! We live and breathe this beautiful county and are here to ensure you have the most amazing holiday, leaving with the biggest smiles on your faces and memories that will last a lifetime! Charming open-plan kitchen, lounge and diner A newly fitted shaker kitchen complete with that blissful view out onto open fields and St Brides Bay beyond, dishwasher, coffee machine and an open-plan dining area offers the perfect spot for long dinner chats, cooking, eating and relaxing together. There are characterful stone walls, stunning locally crafted windows and beams throughout. The lounge area is light and spacious with it’s impressive vaulted ceiling, yet cosy and beautifully furnished in a coastal palette complete with the comfiest of sofas, local art, and a charming wood burner. The perfect spot for unwinding after a day’s adventures. There is a TV, DVDs, local books and games provided - offering plenty of entertainment whatever the weather! Stunning king-sized master bedroom The romantic master is beautifully styled and is wonderfully light and airy with the comfiest of beds and offers plenty of space to hang clothes in an open closet space. The finer touches - from the delicately plush pillows to the beautifully crafted windows and full length mirror - really make this room a very special space.   Bathroom Heated towel rail, the fluffiest of towels, underfloor heating, the generous sized walk-in shower and marbles tones throughout offer a real indulgent luxury feel to this bathroom space. Outside space Although The Dairy adjoins the main farmhouse here at Pantier, you have complete privacy in your own secluded outside patio area complete with seating for a perfect evening of alfresco dining. Sit back, relax and listen to the sound of the waves rolling up the valley. THE DAIRY ESSENTIALS: * Bijous open plan one level stone barn conversion beautifully styled in a modern coastal palette in a beautiful rural coastal location in the Pembrokeshire National Park * Gorgeous local welcome pack goodies on arrival - including welsh cakes, locally made soap and shampoo bars, seasonal Pantier jam or sloe gin or fresh eggs when available! Coffee pods, tea bags, sugar, milk, olive oil and condiments also provided. * Eco-conscious hosts who are committed to doing our bit to help the environment (see our eco-host policy!) * Brand new open plan kitchen, diner and lounge, complete with dishwasher and coffee maker, cosy log burner and views from the kitchen right down the valley to the sunset over St Brides bay * The comfiest king sized bedroom with stunning shower-room * The perfect romantic retreat for two – complete with gorgeous patio area for an alfresco glass or two in the Pembrokeshire sunshine! * Bursting with the Welsh charm you love – original stone walls and slate flooring combine with our unique touch of modern coastal styling! * Lots of well thought out extras - rainy day games and DVDs, lovely selection of local books and maps, well placed sockets in every room (!), hairdryer and fan * Full to bursting welcome pack with all our special hints and tips of all to see and do in this fabulous county * Local pub – The Victoria Inn (complete with microbrewery and dart board!) is only 1 mile away and serves food daily * Local shop – well-stocked convenience store and post office in Roch village is only a few minutes drive away. St Davids with its fabulous delis and butcher and Haverfordwest's supermarkets and M&S are within an easy drive * Local beach – the Blue flag splendour of Newgale and its 2 miles of golden sand is only a few minutes drive away * All bed linen, bath towels, fuel, electric and starter pack of wood for woodburner included * Washing machine and dryer are available in the main farmhouse if required * Parking * Our Eco-Host Policy* Together we can save our planet. At Pantier we are committed to doing our little bit to help the environment. We hope to add more to this list over the coming months, but here are just some of the ways we are trying to be eco-conscious hosts: > Thoughtful waste and recycling - we are proud that Pembrokeshire and Wales have some of the highest recycling targets in the world with Wales hoping to become a zero waste nation by 2050 with no waste ending up in landfill! We would so appreciate it if you can help us by recycling as much as possible in the bins provided - all easy to follow recycling info is in the cottage! > Reduce single use plastics - - Sustainably sourced toilet roll - no plastic packaging! - Washable and reusable eco kitchen sponges and washable microfibre towels are provided in the kitchen which can be used as an alternative to kitchen towel. - Refillable cooking oil and condiments. - Locally made soap and shampoo bars by the lovey Paul from Six Foot and Clean in Roch are provided! - We try and keep all our hand soap, washing up liquid and cleaning products preferably eco (plant based) and in recycled and / or refillable containers. - Refillable glass milk bottles. - Tupperware and foil (which can be recycled) rather than single use cling film. - Reusable shopping bags are provided to save on plastic bags! > Locally sourced wood and goodies - - The wood provided for the log burners are locally sourced from Celtic Camping on the St Davids Peninsula and we have also started our own short rotational willow coppice woodland with a plan to plant 1000 trees over the next 5 years. - Welcome treats are as locally sourced as possible or even homemade - by us and our hens! > We love + protect our beautiful natural environment here! - We grow trees which we plant in our woodland! - We provide owl boxes, insect houses and plant wildflowers here at Pantier. - We actively support a number of green initiatives locally, including local beach cleans (please join in with a 2 minute clean whenever you can!) and Community Energy Pembrokeshire (CEP) which hopes to create affordable sustainable green energy alternatives for the people of Pembrokeshire.

Pembrokeshire is a truly special place. There is an aura here, a palpable excitement, a feeling that something quite extraordinary is around every corner - and there is. With 186 miles of breathtaking coastal path on offer, including over 50 stunning beaches, castles steeped in the most amazing myths and legends and world renowned island nature reserves, all stirred up with the friendliest and inspired bunch of people whose love for their county is infectious, you’ve struck holiday gold. Your welcome pack in The Dairy is full to bursting with our own special top tips of all the things to see and do here, including our favourite days out and eateries - from beaches to castles, to museums, to wildlife parks, there is something for everyone at any time of year. Be sure to check out my Airbnb guidebook too - 'Mrs Jones' Pembrokeshire' - which includes lots of these lovely suggestions of fabulous things to 'sea' and do in the area with some local top tips thrown in too! Below are just a few gorgeous ideas to get your Pembrokeshire adventure started! LOCAL ADVENTURES The Dairy is only a 1.5 mile drive to the stunning Blue Flag beach at Newgale. With its 2 miles of golden sand and a surf and watersports activity centre on site there is so much on offer for families, surfers and walkers alike - with the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path offering some of the most spectacular scenery in Wales. A hop, skip and a jump to the next cove, the small but beautiful beach of Nolton Haven, is a fabulous spot for a kayak at high tide and the local stables on site offer the most wonderful coastal hacks down to glorious Druidstone beach and beyond. Ever fancied an exhilarating gallop through the waves? Go on, now’s your chance! For those in search of local craft, culture and foodie delights, we are only a short drive to the picturesque harbour village of Solva, perfect for some fish and chips and crabbing on the harbour, and charming St David’s, the smallest city in the UK but with the biggest of hearts. With its beautiful ancient cathedral, festivals, galleries, trendy shops and eateries, it’s a hub for art lovers and foodies alike. However, if you do find yourself feeling a little adventurous, why not hop on a boat trip to Ramsay Island. Dramatic caves and crystal blue waters full of dolphins, whales, puffins and seals, make for a trip to remember! When in Rome as they say ;) Brandy Brook walk If you fancy a local walk - the beautiful valley of Brandy Brook is only down the hill! So pack yourself a picnic and follow the beautiful stream towards the ruins of an old mill. FURTHER AFIELD - NORTH AND SOUTH ADVENTURES The Dairy is in the perfect location for exploring both north and south Pembrokeshire - with both areas offering up their own unique personalities. You may choose to head north in search of the rugged beauty of the northern coastline, the blue lagoon at Abereiddy or perhaps the wild and unique Preseli mountains, where Stonehenge’s blue stones originated, or head south and explore the Dale Peninsular, Skomer island and it’s remarkable puffins, Pembroke’s historic castle, or the soft golden sands of Tenby south beach. Whether you’re after exhilarating adventures or life’s best and simple pleasures, whether it’s sea safaris rich with puffins and seals, surfing for the first time or long summer days at the beach, castle hopping, crabbing on the harbour, coastal walks and lingering pink-red sunsets, there is a Pembrokeshire holiday for everyone and our Coach House is the perfect place from which to discover, relax, rejuvenate, and just be together.

Welcome to Treseisyllt Farm B&B, a historical area where the first known dwelling dates back to 1346. This comfortable double room in the renovated 200-year old farmhouse enjoys sweeping views over unspoilt countryside. Located within Pembrokeshire National Park, it's within minutes walking of the world-famous coastal path extending hundreds of miles in each direction, and the secluded beaches of Aberbach and Abermawr. An ideal base to escape the city and begin your exploration of Pembrokeshire

*For larger groups, we also offer an additional en-suite bedroom in the house which sleeps 2-3, a spacious caravan which sleeps up to 6, and a vast 'nearly wild' camping field to bring your own tent/caravan or rent a large bell tent. Please enquire about any of the above if you're interested in more information. The house is located within 40 glorious acres, including a large camping field with picnic tables, barbeque grills, and fire pits, which guests are welcome to use. From here you can see magnificent sea views towards St. Davids and Ramsey Island and the world renowned Pembrokehire Coastal Path. You can enjoy walks along the cliffs, dramatic sunsets over the sea, starry night skies free from light polution, spectacular birds and drifts of wildflowers all around. Two beautiful beaches are within 10 minutes walking distance: Aberbach is perfect for swimming, kayaking, fishing or watching the sunset, while Abermawr offers wonderful surfing depending on weather conditions. Migrating birds, porpoises and dolphins around Strumble Head are some of the special sights in this part of Wales. In the autumn, seal pups are born in the quiet coves nearby. Environmentally concerned guests may appreciate that the house has solar panels, a charging point for electric vehicles, and full recycling opportunities. Dogs welcome with prior arrangement.

Tregwynt Woolen Mill, with a free museum, shop, and family-friendly cafe is a 15-minute walk away.

* Pembrokeshire rural retreat to sleep just 2 * Set in ideal walking country * Welcomes dogs * Log burning stove for cosy nights in * Near Abermawr & Aberbach beaches, and Strumble Head

- 1 Double with Kingsize bed sleeping a maximum of 2. - Shower Room (off kitchen) with shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin. - Kitchen/Diner country style fitted with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, table and chairs seating 4. - Sitting Room 3 seater sofa, armchair, TV/DVD, multi-fuel stove, French windows to front, door to rear garden - Grounds front gravelled courtyard with shed (bike & wet suit storage etc.) and private, enclosed rear garden with small raised terrace, 4 steps down to lawn and patio with garden furniture

At the base of the Strumble Head Peninsula, with its white-washed lighthouse guarding the Irish Sea, this cottage is a perfect small rural retreat just for two (and maybe a faithful friend or a baby!). This is ideal walking country and there is access near to the cottage up to Ffyst Samson, a Neolithic burial chamber on a rocky plateau - fantastic panoramic views of the whole of St Davids Peninsula including Garn Fawr - the artist John Piper had his studio here in a traditional stone cottage. Shopping for groceries is available in nearby Goodwick, Fishguard, Square & Compass and Letterston - award winning fish and chip shop/restaurant here too. The helpful owner (who lives next door) is happy to advise on places to visit in the area.

Bright and cosy self-contained annex just a 3 minute drive from the beach and Pembrokeshire coastal path. Beautiful Pembrokeshire scenery with an abundance of walks, outside activities and beaches close by.

The accommodation we offer is an off grid (no electricity) touring caravan which is positioned next to its own private compost toilet/ gas-powered shower facilities, which also has an undercover outdoor kitchen area, complete with sink with hot and cold water, small camp stove and basic cooking utensils. This accommodation would suit people who enjoy camping and the outdoors but don't want the hassle of putting up their own tent! There is also an outdoor table and chairs and fire pit.

We are approximately 20 minutes due east from the beautiful Cathedral city of St. Davids, 15 minutes south west from the historic twin port towns of Fishguard and Goodwick, 20 minutes north from the county town of Haverfordwest, and only 3 miles from the parish village of Mathry.

The area is very peaceful, with stunning views. A perfect country getaway!

‘Y Bwthyn’ meaning The Cottage, is set in the beautiful small village of Spittal. Nestled in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside. Quiet and peaceful away from all the hustle and bustle.A place where one can relax. This peaceful haven is within easy reach of all that Pembrokeshire has to offer, its beautiful national coastal park, stunning unspoilt beaches and historic countryside. A perfect spot for all seasons, whether as a family or for a short romantic cosy break.

The place will be entirely yours for your whole stay! The kitchen has a kettle, microwave, a hob, oven, fridge / freezer and washing machine. There is a lovely village pub situated only 50 yards away, serving fantastic food and great selection of local drinks. Tea, coffee and toiletries are provided. Wifi is also available at the property

Beautiful country pub which sells lovely home cooked food 50 yards from property. Beautiful Pembrokeshire coastal walks within the national park approximately 10 miles away. Historical market town of Haverfordwest 5 miles away. Numerous castles situated around Pembrokeshire. The sea port of Fishguard only 15 minutes drive away. The sea port of Pembroke only 30 minutes drive away. St.Davids, the UK’s smallest city is just 20 miles away, 30 minutes by car. The popular coastal resort town of Tenby is 24 miles away. The Preseli mountains situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, great for walkers, is only 8 miles away.

Why should you stay here? * Spacious holiday cottage set in pretty hilltop village * Well equipped for your holiday needs * 100 yards from the popular village pub * Within easy reach of fabulous North Pembrokeshire beaches * 10 minute drive to harbour village of Porthgain

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Twin a loft bedroom on a mezzanine over the kitchen and 1 Double on ground floor. Bathroom on ground floor with bath, power shower over, toilet, washbasin and washer/dryer. Kitchen/Diner luxury kitchen, with stainless steel electric cooker, microwave, stainless steel fridge/freezer, dishwasher washer & tumble dryer. Pine dining table & chairs seating 6. Sun Room with cane sofa and 2 armchairs, radio/CD, French doors to rear gravelled area. Lounge 3 piece suite, flat screeen Free view TV/DVD with surround sound, feature stone fireplace with open log/coal fire, piano. Grounds small front garden with lawn, patio, dining table and chairs, a rear graveled area with dining table and chairs.

A pretty, modern pet friendly Pembrokeshire holiday cottage converted from what was once the smithy and smith's cottage, set on the hillside leading up to the hilltop village of Mathry.

Our cottage, (Ty Gwyn), is a secluded coastal crog loft cottage for 2 adults. The Pembrokeshire Coastal path, village cafe and local pub are all within 5 minutes walk. Well behaved dogs welcome -however they must NOT be allowed upstairs or on the furniture! Minimum stay is 7 nights with a SATURDAY as the check in day, however some shorter stays of 4 nights with flexible check in days are available during the winter months- please try the calendar. One night stay is available at my other listing.

Upstairs there is an quirky superking bedroom with sea views and an en suite toilet leading to an open plan bathroom. Downstairs there is an open plan kitchen , dining and living area with a woodburning stove, utility room and an additional shower room with toilet. Outside, there is a secluded sunny sitting area and small garden looking out over the sea. If you are wishing to bring an infant I can arrange a travel cot. Ty Gwyn is accessed by its own lane and is surrounded by farmland with easy access to a rocky beach (Aberfelin). The Pembrokeshire coastpath is less than 5 minutes walk away ! Two well behaved dogs are welcome however they MUST NOT be allowed upstairs, (use our stair gate if necessary), or on the furniture. Please be aware that there may be sheep in nearby fields so you must keep them under control. We would also request that they are not left in the cottage on their own. Please also be aware that there is a low ceiling in one side of the bedroom and on the stairs.

Trefin is a quiet village between St Davids and Fishguard with a pub, "The Ship Inn" and a cafe "The Mill". Nearby in Porthgain there is a popular pub called "The Sloop Inn" and an excellent fish bistro - "The Shed". Our nearest shop/off licence/ newsagents is in the garage at The Square and Compass which is around 5 minutes drive away. A small supermarket and shops are in St Davids and Fishguard. Haverfordwest is 30 mins drive away and has larger supermarkets and stores. St Davids with its beautiful cathedral and Bishops palace is around 15 minutes by car. The cottage is located within the Pembrokeshire coast national park famous for its beaches and wildlife. You can reach the coastal path in less than 5 minutes from the cottage.

Sunset Barn is a spacious green holiday cottage boasting sea views and great sun sets. Sunset Barn has two bedrooms both with en suite bathrooms. The downstairs bedroom of the holiday cottage has two large comfortable single beds with an en suite wet room, it is possible to add an extra bed in this room if required (please let us know at the time of booking). The upstairs bedroom of Sunset Barn contains a king size bed and has an en suite bathroom with a bath and shower.Sunset Barn has an open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room containing a large comfortable sofa and easy chairs, a log burning stove, a family sized dining table and a fully equipped hand made wooden kitchen with built in dishwasher and washing machine. There is also a flat screen tv, dvd player and stereo system. All the bed linen and towels for the holiday cottage are fair trade and organic. The price also includes all logs, gas and electricity. The hot water in the holiday cottage is heated using solar thermal energy and the crystal clear water in the holiday cottage is pumped from our own bore hole. We have used as many natural products in the renovation and decoration of Sunset Barn as we could, natural wood, slate tiles, lime plasters, clay paints all add to the special feel of this eco holiday cottage.

Stones Cottages comprises of three holiday cottages and a house all surrounded by fields and 16 acres of flower meadows maintained using organic principles. Situated on a small holding we have four Shetland sheep and chickens. It is quiet place with good views, brilliant sunsets and star filled night time skies. Close to the coastal path it is an ideal place for walkers and cyclists. Stones Cottages is a 10 minute drive from the market town of Fishguard and the beautiful Aber Mawr and Aber Bach beaches. We have converted all the cottages to the highest environmental standards, a bore hole provides the water, air source heat pumps power the underfloor heating, solar thermal panels heat the water and solar PV help provide the electricity. We have used as many natural materials in the conversion, certified sustainable wood for the hand made kitchens, lime plasters and clay paints. We also provide all the bed linen and towels which are made from organic cotton. We even have a point for charging electric cars. All the electricity, logs for the wood burner and bed linen and towels are included in the price.

Pembrokeshire is a popular tourist attraction and has much to satisfy a diverse range of tastes. There is far too much to list everything to do in the local area but loads of information can be found at the Pembrokeshire Tourist Information Centres. Below are a few of our favourite things. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. One of the most spectacular coastal walks in the country and one of the most dramatic sections is all but a 30 minute walk from the cottage. Wild flower and Bird Watching. With it’s national park and conservation areas, coastlines, offshore islands (teeming with puffins, razorbills, shearwaters, storm petrels and chough) and the Pembrokeshire hedges the area is a popular destination for nature lovers. Foxgloves, pink campion, snowdrops, woodland carpets of bluebells, gorses and heathers is but to name a few of the many flowers. These are also the hunting grounds for the buzzards and peregrine falcons that inhabit the area. Seal Watching. September and October are the best months to see the pups, a nice early evening walk from the cottage to one of the best seal watching beaches in the UK stopping to watch the sunset into the sea on the way back from Garn Fawr. You may even see some dolphins, porpoises, whales or basking sharks. Beaches. Walk, cycle or drive to the beautiful pebble beaches of Aber Bach and Aber Mawr, take a BBQ, go for a swim, walk in the bluebell woods or fish for mackerel. Sandy beaches can be easily found a little further away, the beautiful beaches of Whitesands and Newgale are good for bathing, sand castles and surfing. Cycling. Explore the surrounding lanes, beaches and villages by following the national cycle routes or for off road fun visit the nearby Preseli Hills or Llys-y-Frân reservoir . Island Wildlife Visits. Take a boat trip to one of the many islands that surround the Pembrokeshire coast. Ramsey and Skomer Islands are great destinations to see an abundance of wildlife. Eating and Drinking Out. The surrounding area has a high number of very good restaurants and there are many cafes and old world pubs to enjoy. Castles. Pembrokeshire has much more than its fair share of castles. See where the Tudor dynasty was born in Pembroke, amble amongst the ruins of Carew castle and Manorbrier. Visit the unusual 13th century castle at Picton or see Cardigan Castle as featured on the BBC’s Restoration programme. Crafts and Galleries. Pembrokeshire has long been a haven for artists. The large number of quality galleries and craft centres testifies this. Visit some of the galleries and sculpture gardens, spend a day learning how to throw pots or bring your paints or camera and find out why so many artists have drifted to this part of the world.

Very rural, excellent spot for walkers. Approx 20 mins due east from the beautiful Cathedral city of St. Davids, 15 mins south west from the historic twin port towns of Fishguard and Goodwick, 20 mins north from the county town of Haverfordwest, and only 3 miles from the village of Mathry. The large family farmhouse dates from the 17th C and is situated on a working small holding that hosts regular events. All events are listed on the Trehale Farm Facebook page.

This is a family home and the room is comfortable and well equipped. I am new to hosting and I'm looking forward to sharing my home with visitors. At the moment it is a pet free home but one small well behaved dog would be welcome. There are tea and coffee making facilities in room.

This is a beautiful, quiet rural part of Wales. With a stunning coastline and path. Ideal for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers.

Enjoy a relaxing stay at Stable Cottage, set within the heart of the Pembrokeshire glorious countryside. Stable cottage is situated conveniently close enough to Pembrokeshire’s stunning coast, busy towns, castles and theme parks yet lies in a tranquil location. Sit back and relax in the private gardens with ornamental pond, it really is a perfect location for families and couples. The peaceful, sympathetically managed farmland surrounding the property is a haven for wildlife. Very little light pollution, on clear nights the stars are amazing. The property is located half a mile away from the village of Letterston on the A40, from here you can explore Pembrokeshire by car, however, a bus service does run through the village. The nearest train station is six miles away at Fishguard (the terminus for Stenna Lines ferry to Rosslare, Ireland is only 3 hours). The ancient Preseli Hills, 186 miles of awe inspiring coastal path, St Davids the smallest city in Britain with it’s Cathedral, beautiful Tenby are all within reach. The village of Letterston which has a pub serving food, shop, petrol station and take away. The property is adjacent to the owners’ home with ample parking and enough storage for bikes, kayaks and surf boards. There is a huge amount of local information available to you on arrival Pembrokeshire really does have something for everyone. Welcome box provided on your arrival includes tea, coffee, milk and breakfast cereal. The property is fully furnished and equipped to a high standard (you only need to bring towels). Heating in all rooms for those chillier autumn evenings. There is a washing machine with ample line space to dry your clothes outside. Electric shower cubicle, no bath. We will introduce ourselves on arrival but if not we will leave you instructions to find the key and see you soon. No pets welcome. No smoking. Wheelchair accessible downstairs only. Limited ceiling height upstairs as illustrated in the photo. Stable Cottage is a sister property to Ty Glowty, book both properties to sleep 7. A discount exists for booking both depending on availability. Please contact us for any specific requirements you may need to make your stay more comfortable and we will see if we can provide them for you.

Ysgubor is one of two self catering converted barns situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast, near the historic city of St Davids in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Originally the farm grain store and mill the barn has been renovated into a cosy two bedroom property.