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The Tree House is elevated and built amongst the tree tops. It has a cosy, spacious and light ambience . A short walk through a wooded valley, following a pretty stream with a mill pond leads to a quiet and sheltered cove that's good for swimming with a natural diving pool in the rocks refilled with every tide. Or enjoy the spectacular views of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Please note, bookings between 18th July and 29th August 1 week minimum changeover on Saturday.

The unique location and access to the coastal path and cove is a great draw. There is a sense of being in the trees as it’s built on the side of a National Trust valley which holds the highest conservation status. Also, check out our famous tree swing, just below the property. We moved here because we can just walk out of the house with a cup of tea in hand and stroll to the headland in minutes, stepping into wilderness. My dream was to live in a place with nothing between me and the sea.

The house is 5 minutes drive to St Davids, Britain's smallest city, which has numerous restaurants, cafe's, activity centres including some of the best surfing in the UK and heritage sites. The village of Solva, also 5 mins drive or 20 mins walk, is considered one the prettiest harbour villages in the UK with pubs and shops for visitors as well as boating facilities. You can walk to both along the spectacular coast path and get a regular bus back to the Pink House. Guide Book for The Pink House/Tree House and Shepherds Hut This is by no means an exhaustive list of the places I love to visit or eat and drink in: Solva: Mam gu – Amazing Welsh cakes baked on the premises. Lots of different flavours as well as the traditional version. Based on a recipe passed down in the owners family. Also lovely coffee and a variety of herbal teas as well as food. The Lavender Café in Raoul Speeks Gallery. Eat delicious homemade cakes and drinks surrounded by art and Heather’s photo’s. Strong Cuban influence infused with Welsh flavours. Back coast road between St Davids and Croesgoch near Berea. Perennial Garden and Café SA62 6DB – Newly opened and my very favourite place at the moment. Very interesting range of coffees and teas. My daughter had coffee from Lake Atitlan in Guatamala (having swum in this sacred lake on her Gap Year) and I had Earl Grey with Blue Flowers. The tasty sandwiches came with organic salad. You can also buy bags of salad and the most beautiful bunches of flowers. I’ve decided to cycle across the Dowrog Common to get there next time I visit. The Druidstone SA62 3NE I have always loved “The Dru” as it is affectionately known. A hotel set on cliffs overlooking St Brides Bay. The beach below is accessed down a steep winding path with the best rock pools for blennies we’ve found. Eat in the posh restaurant and watch the sunset or in the cellar bar where you can choose to sit outside on the terrace or in the walled garden. Full of art work and host for various music and drama events. Porthgain Interesting walks through fascinating industrial architecture and coastal walks where you hear and catch sight of Grey Atlantic seal pups with their mothers. Here you can visit the Sloop Pub which has a great outdoor sun trap of a terrace. Watch your children playing on the green as you relax and catch the last rays of the setting sun. Or get fish and chips from The Shed – a restaurant that specialises in local freshly caught fish. Nearby is The Blue Lagoon. Enjoy cliff jumping here, the site of the Red Bull championships. Learn how to jump safely first please – google it! My sons friend dislocated both his shoulders by not taking due care. Well worth the 45min trip up the coast for an outstanding meal in the restaurant or cellar bar or outside in the garden. Children and dog friendly. Great art and ceramics. I am bias of course because my daughter Louise and her husband Ed own the hotel and restaurant / Ceramics by Adam Buick (son-in-law)/Art by a selection of the best artists in Pembrokeshire. While you are there visit The Witches Cauldron, an extraordinary geological feature On a calm day swim through the caves and arches at low tide. And of course visit Whitesands Bay – café and amenities have not spoilt the natural beauty of this wonderful beach. Watc the local surfers zoom down to the beach when they hear the surfs up. I love the walk to St Davids Head from Whitesands. If you’re feeling energetic walk around Carnliddi or up and over the top. See if you can spot the cromlechs that are littered around – a slight exaggeration! On our little hand written map , where Wrecks are written check out this story on google. The 3 tugs were shipwrecked in 1981 the year before we moved here. My children loved playing on them and its well worth a scramble down the well worn (though not obvious) cliff path to see how the beach is strewn with tortured metal from the tugs. Talking about which- in the inaccessible cove beyond Elephants Head (written about by a travel writer in the 50’s as a place that tourists will flock to in the future like they do to Wookey Hole in The Cheddar Gorge) you may spy smugglers steps hewn into the promontory on the Solva side – my children tell me now how they used to climb down them (my blood runs cold at the thought)!! And before I finish this weeney guide book – I want to tell you how I told my daughter off for exaggerating when she said that the sea was really warm in the cove. I had to apologise because I was astonished to find that it was – and I am a real coldy custard. Because the south facing cove has pillars of black rock that get warmed during the day if the tide’s out, they act like storage radiators and warm the water significantly when the tide comes in at the end of the afternoon. (you’ve got to get the conditions just right though) I hope this gives you a taste of this lovely area and what it has to offer. Please let us know in the guest book what you have enjoyed during your stay here.

The Cwtch, a modern compact studio apartment in a converted outbuilding set in the grounds of a secluded property close to the Rising Sun Inn approximately 1.5 miles from Haverfordwest on the A487 to St.Davids, 6 miles to the spectacular Newgale beach and coastal path makes this an ideal stay for walkers.

The building is yours for the duration, just relax and enjoy the local area. The kitchenette has a kettle, microwave, a two ring hot plate, fridge and washing machine. There is a lovely pub open down the road if you don't fancy cooking. Tea, coffee, milk and toiletries are provided. Wifi is available.

This is a really relaxing area just off the main road to St Davids and 5 minutes outside Haverfordwest it is very peaceful and quiet. Six miles from the coast and a great central location from which to explore the Pembrokeshire National Park.

Walk down the wooded valley right from the back door of this restored historic miner's cottage. Period features like flagstone floors and beamed, vaulted ceilings meet contemporary conveniences such as underfloor heating and a free-standing tub.

A lovely spacious cottage with rustic Pembrokeshire character situated right next to the coast. Two double bedrooms, open plan living area, large kitchen and spacious veranda. The cottage is located close to Nolton Haven, Newgale, Little haven and druidston beach. All of which have pubs and restaurants to suit your needs. The cottage accommodates 4 people. There is a good sized master bedroom with amazing views and a kingsized bed. There is a second bedroom with a comfy double bed with an ensuite bathroom. Both bedrooms have adequate storage and hanging space for clothes. The main bathroom has a stand alone bath, which is great for relaxing. The cottage has an office room which could accommodate an extra guest on a sofa bed. The kitchen is fitted with a cooker, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, coffee machine and all necessary utensils. The open plan living room has a comfy sofa, a "42" flat screen TV, record player, books to browse through and a range of board games. The cottage has under floor heating, access to wifi, internet connection and use of a washing machine and dryer. Overlooking the flowery meadow is the south facing veranda which is perfect for watching the dramatic coastal sunsets. The cottage is situated by national trust woodland, so it is not uncommon to see birds of prey, foxes and the residential barn owl.

Situated in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park and surrounded by National Trust land, Carren Bach cottage is part of the Southwood Estate. Spot all kinds of wildlife, surf, and discover numerous nearby villages, pubs, and restaurants.

Charming, well equipped stone cottage for up to 4 people in a peaceful part of the Pembrokeshire countryside only 12 minutes drive from the coast. The Stables has been modernised to maximise light , space and comfort whilst retaining character . The cottage makes an excellent base to explore the beautiful coastline at any time of year being both light and airy in summer whilst warm and cozy in winter. FOR YOUR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE WE OFFER UNLIMITED LOGS AND KINDLING PLUS LATE CHECKOUT.

The Stables is an end of terrace cottage converted from a stable block . Although small and compact the accommodation provides exceptionally comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people . Tastefully decorated in hues of white, grey and blue with natural materials such as wood, stone and slate incorporated into the design scheme, the cottage is light and deceptively spacious. High quality furnishings and fittings have been chosen to maximise comfort. Extra features such as a tapestry welsh blanket, locally designed cushions, pottery and prints add character and warmth. Bedroom 1: Features a king size bed with a quality mattress ,a feather duvet and pillows ( non -allergenic synthetic bedding is available on request) A fitted, full height wardrobe and large shelves provide ample storage. The room is heated by a large electric radiator. A window opens onto a pretty flower bed. Bedroom 2: Accessed by a steep, ladder style staircase ( note- may not be suitable for younger children or less mobile adults ) Features include two single beds with feather duvets and pillows . A small television is available for guests who wish to bring a games console or to watch DVDs. There are two small sets of drawers for storage. A dormer window opens onto the communal garden to the rear of the property. A trap door operated by pully opens onto the main living area to connect the space , increase the flow of light and provide privacy as required. Bed linen and towels are provided. Kitchen and living area: Directly accessed from the garden the open plan kitchen/ living area sits within a space reaching into the apex of the beamed stable roof. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units containing everything you might need for a short or long stay. There is a large fridge freezer, a washing machine/dryer and dishwasher plus ample cutlery, crockery, glasses, pots, pans and utensils The living area features a wood burning stove, a dining table with four chairs, a large, squashy feather filled sofa and armchair*, stools as extra seating/ occasional tables, TV, Amazon Fire stick , DVD player, shelves stacked with books, maps, DVDs and local information . Extras include a vinyl record player and a Bluetooth speaker with radio. The lighting is operated by dimmers and there are lamps to further create a relaxed and subdued mood. Bathroom: Slate tiled bathroom with modern power shower , toilet and basin . There is a full length mirror and a large, independently operated radiator to keep the room warm. The cottage is insulated making it comfortable for use all year round. The efficient wood burning stove ensures that the main living space and mezzanine are cosy on the coldest of winter nights and the bedroom and bathroom are kept warm by built in electric radiators. There are extra blankets, hot water bottles and fan heaters in case of a particularly cold snap. A basket of logs, kindling and fire lighters will be available on arrival. Outside Space:The Stables opens onto a private gravelled garden /seating area surrounded by flower beds. There is wooden bench hand built by a local carpenter .Two bistro sets plus reclining chairs are available for use . The garden captures the morning and afternoon sun- great for a morning coffee or lunch. The communal lawn behind the property gets the last of the day's sun and is an excellent place to relax and listen to the birds on one of our zero gravity recliners. *Please note that the 'Cloud' sofa is squashy and low slung by design-it won't suit everyone . .

Rogeston is situated in a secluded rural location on a quiet country lane just three miles from the sea and the National Park yet only five miles from the supermarkets and amenities of Haverfordwest. Druidstone, Nolton , Broadhaven and Newgale are our nearest beaches. Being more or less mid way along the Pembrokeshire coast, Rogeston is ideally located for exploring all of the county with its beautiful beaches and attractions for all ages including highlights such as the picturesque seaside town of Tenby and the tiny city of St Davids with its stunning cathedral. There are numerous options for walkers including the spectacular coastal path which runs the length of the Pembrokeshire coast. Woodlands , mountains and estuary rivers provide alternative scenery for walking or cycling. In the spring and summer months a wildlife spotting boat trip to one of the islands is a must. For eating and drinking we are lucky to have the famously quirky Druidstone Hotel with its relaxed and welcoming bar and restaurant ( look out for the regular 'Feast' nights ) only an 8 minute drive or a 45 minute walk from the cottage. The sea view from the garden and restaurant is glorious - the perfect place to watch the sun go down or for a winter lunch. Despite the region's attractions traffic jams are few and far between. Beaches are never overcrowded even in the summer months making Pembrokeshire an ideal destination for a seaside holiday without the crowds. Information leaflets and recommendations are available in the cottage.

A stunning conversion of a 1,000 year old building by the architect owners who have carefully preserved the character of this medieval treasure whilst creating a generous contemporary home with all the comforts and facilities for modern day living.

Walking around the house you are constantly leaping back and forth across millennia… Beneath the fine old Victorian roof is a spacious and comfortable double-height living area focused upon the elegant Stuv woodburner by night, and countryside views through the 15th Century windows by day… Beyond the Romanesque font are the clean lines of a generous dining area overlooked by a modern kitchen specifically designed to include the old oak altar… And overlooking the main entertaining spaces is a mezzanine gallery with two small (4' double) sofa beds and two workstations, leading to two small bedrooms (4'6" double beds here) in the eaves with fantastic views over the Preseli Hills… And if that wasn't enough there is the boutique hotel bathroom allowing you to daydream in the bath looking out through a medieval window!

High Haven sits in good size simple lawn garden - it is in the original churchyard with some gravestones - and because of its raised position at the head of the valley it has outstanding views of the surrounding countryside to the Preseli Hills. This is a fantastic location for exploring the wonderful West Pembrokeshire coastline and its beautiful beaches and coves – only 3.5 miles to the nearest beaches at Nolton Haven and Druidstone Haven for horse riding along the beach, and another few minutes to the charming fishing village of Little Haven and the dramatic expanses of Newgale famous for surfing and land yachting. Our favourites are Settlands beach which you can only reach at low tide from Little Haven (very Famous Five!), and 5 miles to the spectacular Marloes Sands (Guardian 'Searching for the Perfect Beach'). It is located adjacent to a working farm run by very neighbourly John brothers and within the tiny hamlet of Lambston just outside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and in the countryside between Haverfordwest and the coast which are both 3.5 miles away.

15% disc for 7 night stays. 1 room only SuperKing /twin ensuite with sea views and private gated garden. Cowslip Corner is situated in the Pembrokeshire National Coastal Park between Broad Haven and Newgale at Druidston. It has its own dining/sitting area with toaster and tea/coffee making facilities, where you can enjoy your 'In Room' breakfast. You will also have sole use of a mini fridge and microwave. We are 10/15mins walk to the coastal path/beach. 1 dog allowed. Free WiFi access.

Cowslip corner gives our guests total privacy with their own private entrance and keys so you can come and go as you please. The room is tastefully decorated with; a Superking-sized bed which can be used as twin beds on request, an en-suite shower with heated towel rail and shaver point. The room also has a comfy sofa and dining area where you can enjoy a cold in-room breakfast with farmhouse bread, cereals, fruit, yogurt, porridge, cheese, ham, eggs and jams, which is delivered outside your door. You will have provided generous tea and coffee facilities with a welcome tray, toaster, a mini fridge, hair dryer, shampoo and shower gel, freeview TV, free WiFi, 2xUSB points, an enclosed garden for your sole use and a space for your car on the drive.

We are situated in the glorious Pembrokeshire National Coastal Park. The nearest shop is 2.5miles, nearest beach 10/15min walk, dog friendly. The Druidstone Hotel is 10mins walk (may need wellies).

Guillemot Cottage was built from the ground up in 2015, part of our new complex over looking the sea. Inside is a modern 3 bedroom cottage with an large sized kitchen, along with a open planned living and dining room. There is one downstairs shower room and a bathroom upstairs. At just 50m from the beach at Nolton Haven Puffin Cottage is ideal those looking for a family holiday or perfect for walkers looking to explore the coastal path. We are just over 50m from the local pub/ restaurant.

Guillemot Cottage sleeps up to six people. A double bed can be found in the master bedroom along with the back bedroom leading onto the enclosed terrace garden. The final bedroom is a twin room. It has off street parking for multiple cars in our large private carpark. Puffin Cottage is pet friendly with free WiFi throughout.

With Nolton Haven’s central location it makes us the ideal choice for a beach strolls and to take the opportunity to sample many of the water sports on offer locally. Our onsite office enables you to make enquiries and book many of the boat trips, surfing courses, paddle boarding, beach horse riding or even sample coasteering in the areas that it was first introduced!

The Dairy is part of Upper Neeston Lodges. The accommodation is open all year and is suitable for families / groups, couples and people on business who want their own good quality space. The Dairy is a self contained "home from home" and is ideal for individuals or couples. It has an open plan sitting/dining/kitchen area a double bedroom and bathroom. The property is centrally heated and all bedding is provided, but don’t provide towels.Please check you have booked in correct number of guests.

Ideal for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast Line. The dairy lodge is part of a small 5 star bunkhouse complex situated on our farm. Most people come to walk, fish, scubadive, or seek peace on the stunning coastline. Please check if you are booking for 1 or 2 guests, any problems drop us an email.

Upper Neeston is close to the small village of Herbrandston, amenities include pub and shop. The Coast Path and Sandy Haven beach are within walking distance. There is easy access to the Dale Peninsula and St Brides Bay and their many beaches and outdoor activities. Milford Haven is approximately 2 miles away and amenities include train station, supermarket, pubs and restaurants, bowling alley etc.

This Annex is independent from our house. It is very comfortable & warm in the heart of the village of St Ishmaels, it has off road parking, on suite double room with tea & coffee making facilities. Sheets, blankets, towels & toiletries are included. We have beautiful beaches & Islands to explore, all in a protected National Trust area. The village of Dale is 3 miles away with great water sports, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, surfing, kite surfing & fishing trips to mention just a few.

This place is great for couples or singles wanting to explore the Pembrokeshire coastal path or take part in water sports, it also has a wealth of interesting places to visit near by like Solva and St Davids and Dale. There is plenty of room on the drive, there are no steps or Stairs at Sunnybrooks Annex so access is easy and if a guest needs anything they only have to ask. The Annex is warm and comfortable with a good on suite and toiletries provided. It is very quiet and relaxing space with a comfortable bed.

We are located in the heart of the village of St Ishmaels which has a good pub, The Brook Inn, sports Club and Nurseries which all do excellent food at very reasonable prices.

A first floor apartment with sea view located approx 50 meters from Nolton Haven beach. The apartment offers a cosy base to explore Pembrokeshire. Ideal for couples and single people with open plan living, bedroom and bathroom. Easy access to the coastal path, local pub and nearby restaurants. Equipped with everything you will need for an enjoyable and comfortable self catering break. Onsite parking and WiFi. Please note: Access is via an external set of steps.

Within the village you have the sandy beach, coastal path walks, a pub and a bus stop for the coastal bus.

Nolton Haven is a quiet coastal village set in the center of St Brides Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast.

The 28 foot caravan is situated in its own secluded garden with private access. There is only one caravan on the farm. This tranquil location enables guests to relax. Guests can also have access to two fields next to the caravan which have sea views. Organic fruit and vegetables grown on the farm may also be purchased.

The caravan has a double bedroom with a full size divan bed and a twin bedroom with two single beds. Pillows and duvets are provided but guests are asked to bring their own towels and sheets. These can be provided for a small charge if requested. There is a separate bathroom with walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. Soap and toilet rolls are provided. The kitchen is fully equipped with Calor gas oven and hob, microwave and fridge with a small freezer. Tea towels, washing up liquid and sponges are provided in the kitchen. In the living room there is a 22 inch T.V and DVD player. There are two portable electric heaters and a gas fire. Outside there is a south-facing small private patio with table and chairs.

Situated in the small hamlet of Druidston within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The coastal path can be accessed within 5 minutes and Druidston beach is a 20 minute walk away. There are 2 other safe sandy beaches within 2 miles, and the popular surfing beach of Newgale is 6 miles away. There is a convenience store, a pub and cafes in Broad Haven which is two miles and the popular Druidston hotel with a bar and restaurant is a ten minute walk. Haverfordwest, the county town, with four supermarkets, is seven miles, St. David's and Pembroke Castle are twelve miles.

* Cosy, pet-friendly Broad Haven holiday cottage * Stunning sea views of St Brides Bay * Ideal for small families and couples * Excellent base to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and sandy beaches * Short breaks available for last minute stays

- Welcoming, freshly decorated cottage just a stroll away from the sandy beach of Broad Haven. - With glorious views across St Brides Bay to the islands of Ramsey, Grassholm & Skomer, (puffins galore) from the master bedroom and garden. - In a lovely location, this homely and welcoming home is linked to, but completely separate from, the caring owner's home and has a sheltered, sunny, small terrace ideal for al fresco dining. - 2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 3. Master Double (can be twin) with TV and En-Suite shower room on 1st floor. 1 Single with TV - Bathroom with full suite shower and electric shower over bath on mezzanine floor. - Living/Dining/Kitchen on ground floor with 3 piece suite, TV/DVD/CD, large patio doors onto sheltered terrace, dining table seating 6, fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, larder fridge, freezer. - Grounds: sheltered terrace, garden furniture, lawns and grassy banks with views over St Brides Bay. NB: Not suitable for toddlers.

In a lovely location, this homely and welcoming home is linked to, but completely separate from, the caring owner's home and has a sheltered, sunny, small terrace ideal for al fresco dining. With glorious views across St Brides Bay to the islands of Ramsey, Grassholm & Skomer, (puffins galore) from the master bedroom and garden. A short walk to Broad Haven beach and village centre where there are shops, pub and places to eat.

We have 2 identical cottages No2 & No3. Should the cottage you are looking at not be available for the dates you require please check the available dates on the other cottage. Both are situated only minutes away from the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast line our stone built cottages enjoy a lovely rural situation with amazing views of the countryside and the Preselli mountains. Each cottage sleeps two in a comfy kingsize bed, all bedlinen and towels are provided and pets are welcome

Located in a quiet part of Pembrokeshire which is very close to supermarkets and other amenities including being only 10 minutes from the breach at Nolton Haven. Both cottages have fabulous views over the wide Pembrokeshire countryside towards the Preseli mountains. We are well placed to travel by car to many interesting places to eat, drink and explore. For those who prefer to walk and take in the fabulous views over the sea the coastal path are minutes away by car. Both cottages are very well equipped for those who which to cater for themselves but offers easy access to a wide range of eateries, pubs and restaurants. A choice of take a way’s will be delivered to the cottages.

My bungalow is in a quiet location just off the 487. Approx 5 miles from Haverfordwest and 3 miles from Pembrokeshire coastal path. I will be happy to welcome you and to try and make your stay as comfortable/relaxing as possible.

If you are bringing your dog on holiday I have a secure paddock which may used for their exercise.

Self Catering cottage situated in the Pembrokeshire coast national park with sea views looking over St Brides Bay. Located in Druidston, 5 mins from Broad haven and ten from Newgale with Views over St Brides bay. Sleeps 6 comfortably in three bed rooms, well equipped kitchen, bathroom with separate shower and bath .Gardens outside with ample parking for two vehicles and rear access onto grass for larger vehicles. Also has a secure storage shed if you bring equipment for activity holidays.

There’s is a fully equipped kitchen with the usual kettle, toaster oven, hob, etc, there’s also a small freezer, small dishwasher, hand blender and microwave. The sitting room has a smart tv sofa’s and arm chairs and a couple of bean bags. There’s is a large bay window that allows sea and coastal views over St Brides bay. There are 3 bedrooms, one has a super king bed, there is a decorative open fire. The second bedroom had a zip link bed that can be 2 long singles or joined together to make another super king. The third bedroom has a standard double. All bedrooms have their own tv, mirror, wardrobe and drawer space and a hair dryer. The bathroom has a toilet and sink with heated mirror and a shaver socket. There’s a standard bath and a separate generous size walk in shower. There is also a separate wc. Outside is an impressive garden, from the top Roch castle can be viewed. There is our door furniture and a bbq. The shed is quite large and can be used for storing bikes, surfboards etc, there’s also a bathroom for a quick shower after a visit to the beach.

Druidston beach and the Druidstone Hotel. Broad Haven is a five minute drive with stunning beach, assortment of restaurants and cafes, local Londis shop and various other shops. Haverfordwest is 10-12 minute drive Newgale Beach is 15 minute drive. Nolton Haven stables are close by.

Refurbished in 2018, The Mill House has lots of character with exposed stone walls, slate and oak floors. It is a light and airy two bedroom house with an open plan kitchen, living, dining room with a log burner. There is one shower room and an en-suite bathroom/laundry room. The Mill House also has a patio, terrace and a hot tub. Situated in the breathtaking Pembrokeshire National Park, it is a stones throw from the beach and coastal path. There is also a pub and restaurant a few steps away.

50 meters from the beach, this private upside-down cottage sleeps up to four people in two spacious rooms. One king size bed in the master bedroom and the other bedroom can be adapted to guest preference with either a double or twin beds. DOWNSTAIRS The bedrooms and bathrooms are located on the ground floor. All have underfloor heating, either slate or wood floors and Velux windows with solar powered black out blinds and/or windows with beautifully crafted plantation style shutters. THE BARN - The light and airy master bedroom was previously used as a barn, now it contains a luxurious king-size bed and plenty of space to hang your clothes. There is also a mezzanine, where the mill workers once slept, which is now a cosy hideaway with comfy beanbag chairs where you can stargaze under the eaves, read a book or have a fierce game of UNO. An adjoining door from the main room takes you through to The Store, which previously held food supplies but now functions as an ensuite. There is a bath with shower attachment and laundry facilities including a washer drier, airers, iron and ironing board. THE GRANARY- The second bedroom is where the mill mechanism which once ground the corn for the mill was housed. This spacious room can be adapted to guest preference with either a double or twin beds. The quirky separate wet room echoes the circular shape of a millstone and features a rainfall shower. UPSTAIRS This open plan A-frame upstairs room has lots of character, with an exposed stone wall separating it from the barn room. It contains a fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher and espresso machine. The dining and living area has a roomy table and comfy seats around the log burner. OUTSIDE SPACES There is an outside door from The Store which leads you to the hot tub. Here guests have star gazed, devoured books in the sun, marveled at fiery sunsets and even enjoyed the bubbling hot tub in a shower of rain. The living area double doors lead out onto the enclosed terrace which has a table and chairs for alfresco dining or just enjoying your morning coffee while listening to the waves. There is also a charcoal BBQ (seasonal) and steps down towards the beach. EXTRA INFO Free off street parking for multiple cars. Smoke free, pet and family friendly with free wifi throughout. Each bedroom contains towels, beach towels and hairdryers. Hand towels and tea towels are also provided along with washing up essentials, soap, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. A starter amount of wood, paper, kindling and matches for the wood burner are also included. Young family friendly - travel cots and highchairs are available on request. Stair gates and fire guard available and can be fitted in advance on request. Dog friendly – Well behaved dogs are more than welcome but please let us know if there will be more than two. We ask that they don’t go on beds or soft furnishings out of consideration for our other guests. Stair gates and fire guard available and can be fitted in advance upon request. Lots of well thought out extras - rainy day games, books, local maps, and buckets and different sized spades available. We also provide a small amount of cooking oil, salt, pepper and mixed herbs to start you off and help reduce wastage. We use sustainably sourced toilet roll from Who Gives a Crap. They donate a percentage of their profits to help build toilets for those in need (https://uk.whogivesacrap.org/) Wales and Pembrokeshire have some of the highest recycling targets in the world, with Wales hoping to become a zero-waste nation by 2050. We wish to support this and would appreciate it if you can help us by recycling as much as possible in the clearly labelled bins provided. Where we can we provide locally sourced products: - The wood provided for the log burners are locally and sustainably sourced from Celtic Timber. - Welcome treats are as locally sourced as possible.

Nolton Haven is a small hamlet next to the beach on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The beach is dog friendly year round, clean, shallow and has lifeguards everyday during the summer school holidays. It is surrounded by two headlands which can provide shelter from the wind, or the promise of small caves to explore. There is a stream to dam or paddle in, rock pools to hunt for crabs and sea anemones. Enough space for paddle boarders, kayaks, canoes and swimmers. There is a pub and a restaurant (booking advised) next door. Roch and Broadhaven only a short distance away both have local shops with basic essentials. Nolton Haven is also situated close to Haverfordwest for grocery shopping, and its central location makes it a good base for other attractions.

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 Coast 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. Also be sure to check out the 'Pantier shed' - where our own organic produce, logs, prints and more are available for our guests to buy! * 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 window 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, WiFi 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 glass milk bottle, 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. - Tupperware and foil (which can be recycled) rather than single use cling film. - Reusable shopping bags are provided to save on plastic bags! > We think locally - - 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 and the goodies in our Pantier Shed are as locally sourced as possible or even homemade - foraged and grown by us and our hens! - We have lots of suggestions of local walks, eateries and fabulous things to 'sea' and do in our guidebook - all within a short walk or drive from Pantier! > 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.

The 'Ridgeway' is a quiet bungalow situated in the village of Rosemarket, a central location to the Pembrokeshire Coastal path and beautiful Pembrokeshire beaches. The listing compromises of a double bedroom with shared bathroom, your welcome to use the fully equipped kitchen, free tea and coffee, breakfast items are also provided, of road Parking is available and secure garage storage for bicycles at your own risk. I also have a very friendly sheep dog

Rosemarket is a very quiet small village just outside pembrokeshire national park,there is a pub but no shops, public transport is very limited and taxis are expensive, ideally you need your own transport when staying in rosemarket.

very quiet, peaceful, there are no shops or restaurants within walking distance, the nearest super market is 4 miles away

The cottage is a tasteful renovation of a traditional stone building. Original features combine with all mod cons for a spacious and luxurious home for family or friends to enjoy. Enjoy a 15 minute walk to the beach, sea views and sunsets. Sleeps 6. We offer a 3 night minimum outside of school holidays. Week long bookings are preferred during school holidays.

The Old Granary is a beautifully renovated stone building which combines traditional features with clean modernity. The cottage is on a single level so is suitable for young and old alike. There is a step up to the front door and steps from the slate terrace down to grassy garden which overlooks the sea. The terrace is the perfect place to sit, relax and enjoy the stunning sunsets. There is underfloor heating throughout and a wood burner so the cottage is also the ideal location for a cosy winter retreat.

The Old Granary cottage is on Shortlands Farm within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, an area of unparalleled scenery and landscape. It has uninterrupted sea views over St Brides Bay and is a short stroll from the stunning beach of Druidston Haven and the Pembrokeshire coast path.

4-room chalet.

Spacious and bright, comfortable and tasteful furnishings: open living room with dining table, TV, flat screen, CD-player and DVD. 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. 1 room with 2 beds. 1 room with 1 x 2 bunk beds. Open kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, microwave, freezer) with dining table. Bath/shower/WC. Heating. Terrace furniture. Facilities: washing machine (extra). Dryer (extra). Internet (WiFi, extra). Please note: non-smoking house. 11 km from Haverfordwest: Beautiful, cosy chalet "Pammy". In the countryside. For shared use: garden with lawn. Garden furniture, barbecue, children's playground. Private: garden. Patio. In the house: washing machine, tumble dryer (for shared use, extra). Parking at the house. Shop 4 km, grocery 4 km, restaurant 4 km, bar 4 km, 20 minute walk to the centre, railway station "Haverfordwest" 12 km, sandy beach "Broad Haven" 4 km, swimming bay 4 km. Golf course (18 hole) 12 km, riding stable 5 km, walking paths from the house 1 km. Nearby attractions: Haverfordwest Norman Castle and Priory 10 km, Oakwood Theme Park 25 km, St. David's Village & Cathedral 27 m. Hiking paths: Pembrokeshire National Park 1 km. Please note: car recommended.

Tree is a lovely stone cottage in the National Park. It is spacious with a large bedroom upstairs and sitting come dining come kitchen area and shower room downstairs. It's very cosy with its wood burning stove. There is parking and grounds with a shared BBQ site. You will find stunning coastal scenery combined with unspoilt countryside. Coastal path is less than a mile away. Dogs welcome at £3 a night please read dog rules.

If you want a lovely base to stay that's in a beautiful quiet location but close enough to lots of beautiful beaches and places to visit i.e. Skomer Island to see the puffins , thenTree is for you! Each cottage has its own seating area for a glass of wine in the evening.

We are 20 to 25 minutes walk from Little haven with its 3 pubs all serving food. If you can't face the walk back you can call the local taxi service . There are many lovely beaches nearby and many other places to visit as well. The coastal path runs very close by too.

1 bedroom self catering log cabin, the cabin has a kitchen with cooker, hob, fridge and washing machine. En-suite wet room with toilet and shower and an additional WC off the lounge/kitchen. The cabin shares private off road parking. The cabin is a quick walk/ride to the cycle path where you can take the path to explore. Johnston is on a regular bus and train route, the bus being just outside the cabin and train a few minutes walk. Johnston is easy driving distance of the local beaches.

1 bedroom -double bed En-suite wet room and WC Lounge/ kitchen Fully equipped kitchen Broad haven beach 7 miles Newgale 9 miles Tenby 14 miles Carew- iron man shuttle 8 miles Milford Haven 4 miles St David’s 15 miles Folly farm 9 miles Oakwood 8 miles Clarken hill 6 miles. .

The village has 2 pubs within easy walking distance, one serving food daily, there is also an Indian restaurant and take away, Chinese take away and-bar and grill takeaway. For lunch there is a bakery which serves hot and cold sandwiches and also a cafe. All amenities are a few minutes walk

Ty Venda is a 2 bed-roomed annex with lounge and fully fitted kitchen downstairs and 2 bedrooms upstairs. There is a double bed and TV in one room and a smaller 4ft double bed in the other. There is a bathroom with a shower and WC and an additional WC downstairs. Patio doors lead out onto the garden equipped with table and chairs for guest use. The garden is shared with the owners who live in the adjacent property.

Ty Venda is an annexe to a large detached house on the edge of a housing estate and opposite a large park area

Ideally situated on the edge of the town of Haverfordwest, in the centre of Pembrokeshire. Within just a few minutes walk is a large park area and a family pub. A large Tesco Extra is within a 2 minute drive. Within a 10 minute drive are the sandy beaches of Broad Haven and Little Haven, and access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

Modern, contemporary beach side holiday apartment with amazing views of St.Brides Bay, directly located overlooking the fantastic Broadhaven beach. Furnished to a high standard providing a great base for visits to wonderful Pembrokeshire. The apartment suits families, coastal path walkers or couples wanting an escape to this great part of Wales. Close by are 2 pubs, supermarket and additional pubs and restaurants can be found in Littlehaven which is a 10 minute stroll along the beach.

Beautiful shepherds hut to sleep 3 people on the Pembrokeshire coastline. Overlooking St Brides bay and surrounding countryside. One double bed and one single bed, small kitchen and toilet. Essentials provide (Except towels). Great location for families, couples and friends to get away. Nearby water sporting, local pubs, family attractions.

The hut is a quirky alternative to those wishing to explore the area. Offering cooking facilites, sleeping arrangments for up to 3 people, electric, running water and an ensuite toilet. Our hut is set in a touring/camping field so perfect for those who don't wish to be completely off grid.

We are set in the countryside with beautiful views out over St Brides Bay. Only a stones throw from some of Pembrokeshires best little seaside villages.

This is a basic, comfortable and clean chalet in a sheltered location within walking distance from the amenities and beach in Broad Haven. The chalet is quite private in the location of an old stone quarry with a pond and has off road parking. There are facilities to self cater and gas central heating and a shower. There is a shed which has bike/board storage. It is in the grounds of a family home and is pet/dog friendly. A baby/toddler bed with bedding and highchair are available.

The chalet is located in a disused wooded quarry next to a stream and pond on a quiet lane on the outskirts of Broad Haven. It is in the grounds of a family home, but is quite private. It is a 10 minute walk into the village to the beach, shops and pubs. There are lots of walks you can set off from from the chalet.

The chalet is just up a small lane on the outskirts of Broad Haven. It is a lovely peaceful spot, yet it is only 10 minutes walk to the seafront and the shops/cafes and pubs in Broad Haven and a 30 minute walk to the picturesque village of Little Haven. The funky Druidston hotel is a 40 minute walk North on the coast path. Broad Haven beach is a family friendly safe lifeguarded beach and there is a Puffin Shuttle bus that runs up and down the Pembrokeshire Coast.

double room, 10 min walk from hospital 15 min walk from train station 10 min walk centre town, for restrauntrs act.

Cowslip Cottage is located in the seaside village of Broad Haven, a couple of minutes stroll from it's stunning, family friendly beach. With 2 bedrooms; 1 double and one twin with bunk beds, a bright and airy living room with access to a small patioed back yard, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with over bath shower and a downstairs toilet. Including Sky TV and Wi-Fi for those rainy days, this is perfect for a holiday with the whole family, as it sleeps 4 people and your pet is welcome also!

Broad Haven is a popular seaside village located in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park that has a family friendly, beautiful sandy beach. All of the typical village amenities can be found here, including several pubs and restaurants, a mini market and beach equipment rentals. It is a fabulous base from which to explore the world famous coastal path and the hundreds of beaches, coves and bays.

Decorated in a modern floral decor which brings a homely Country Cottage feel. Ideally located to all amenities and all within walking distance i.e schools, shops, pubs, restaurants, Pembrokeshire College, Doctors Surgery and Withybush General hospital. I have three rooms available one of which accommodates two people in a twin room and the other two rooms accommodate one person in each single room.

My accommodation is within walking distance to the town centre. Whether you are in the area for business or simply sight seeing it is ideally located to explore the Pembrokeshire coastline. My accommodation is also ideal for students who wish to attend the Pembrokeshire College which is just a 5 minute walk.

Residential area with a corner shop , fish and chip shop , take away and Macdonalds all in walking distance . We have a lovely park with Play area , football field . And 5 mins walk away we have Pembrokeshire College . Also approx. 10 mins away I highly recommend The Glen Hotel for a lovely meal I often eat here .

Small but well equipped twin bedroom annexe with ensuite wet room and separate entrance for guests with own key. Sits centrally on the Dale peninsula - ideal for trips to Skomer island and Pembrokeshire's best beaches! This is an annexe bedroom to our home - a beautiful barn conversion equidistant between Dale and Little Haven. We are far from the madding crowd tucked away behind an old Manor House. This listing is for the annexe bedroom only, not the whole barn.

The Accommodation:- Guests will have a small twin bed room with a contemporary en suite wet room. It has its own separate entrance and guests will have their own key providing privacy and flexibility. It has recently been refurbished and redecorated from an old outbuilding and is full of character and charm. There size of the annexe does not allow for a kitchen or lounge area the room contains tea and coffee making facilities together with a mini fridge. We leave available a simple breakfast of muffins (in a cake tin), granola and orange juice for breakfast which guests have in their room. There is a flat screen wall mounted TV and two arm chairs. There is a walk in cupboard in which to hang clothes and a chest of drawers. To the front is the main garden and a patio by a wildlife pond which guests are welcome to use in fine weather. Location:- We are in a very rural location in the middle of the countryside between Dale and Little Haven although technically we come within the parish of St Ishmaels. To enjoy our home, you must relish tranquillity and remotenss! We live in a converted barn behind an old Manor House, it is accessed via a driveway from the nearest lane. Please do read directions before you come. The nearest village is St Ishmaels (one mile away) with a pub called The Brook which serves reasonably priced pub food (note - in Winter, food only served on certain days of the week). Dale is three miles in one direction and Little Haven is three miles in the other. Both these have excellent pubs serving great food. (Note- The Griffin in Dale is closed from November to Easter) . The nearest towns are Haverfordwest and Milford Haven -10 and 7 miles away respectively. You will need a car as there is no local bus service. Local Area:- The attraction of the area is the stunning coastal scenery, the coastal path and the beautiful beaches of Marloes, West Dale, Little Haven, Broad Haven, Druidstone and Newgale. Further along the coast is the pretty village of Solva and the Cathedral city of St Davids (the smallest city in the UK) which is really a very pretty large village and is well worth a visit. It's about 20 miles away. It is ideal for those looking to stay in Pembrokeshire for a few days and particularly suitable if you are planning a trip to Skomer Iskland. We are just 10 minutes from Marloes and 15 minutes to St Martins Haven where the boat leaves for Skomer. Catering:- Our accommodation is not self catering as the space does not allow cooking equipment or a dining area but if you wish to bring back home made pizzas from Camille's in Marloes and are happy to eat them from your armchair- no problem! (Camille operates from home and makes the most fabulous pizza's but it it is a seasonal facility so please do check with us that is open before relying on a take home pizza). There are plenty of good eateries within a few miles and most if not all of our guests eat out. We leave available a simple breakfast of muffins /pastries (in a tin) orange juice and tea and coffee in the room for breakfast. Another option is to pop up the road and have a wonderful cooked breakfast at St Ishmaels Garden Centre (5 mins drive). Unfortunately we are not in a position to offer a cooked breakfast for guests . Hugh and I are both busily retired, we have two very friendly dogs and a couple of horses! There is parking for one car.

The Dale peninsula is situated in the very west of Wales. It is perfect if you enjoy walking, boating, cycling or surfing. Pembrokeshire is renowned for its beaches and stunning coatal path along the cliffs. We are very fortunate to have some of Pembrokeshire’s best beaches within a stone's throw. West Dale, Marloes, Little Haven, Broad Haven, Druidstone and Newgale are all within easy driving distance. The ferry port to Skomer island is only 15 minutes away. Dale is renowned for its microclimate and is reputed to have more hours of sunshine than any other village in Wales. It is generally mild and very often sunny even when just ten miles inland, it is gloomy with either rain or onimous clouds. There are great pubs close by- check out The Griffin (Dale) and the Castle, St Brides Inn and The Swan (Little Haven).

Set in beautiful countryside, 3 mile west of Haverfordwest 5 miles from Pembrokeshire Coastal path. Cosy, spacious, very light & elegant. Ideal for exploring Pembrokeshire coastline & inner beauty. Beautifully decorated very comfortable for relaxing. Pubs close by eating out. Spacious, safe parking & gardens. Walks available from cottage through beautiful landscape. Haverfordwest 10 mins away for all amenities.

Large one bedroom cottage for a couple to relax in and switch off from the stress of life. Full of character, space & light. Surrounded by beautiful landscape, could be a million miles from anywhere, but a journey of 5 miles brings you to Pembrokeshire Coastline, Broad Haven , Little Haven & 1/2 hour from St Davids. Just 3 miles from Haverfordwest for eating out & amenities. Enjoy the sound of silence. Wonderful for Bird watching

East Hook Cottage is surrounded by our farmland with woods & streams. Ideal place to relax ideal for birdwatchers or walkers who want to explore Pembrokeshire Coastline. Situated 1 mile off the Haverfordwest -Broad Haven road away from passing traffic. Ccentrally situated for exploring the county of Pembrokeshire

Cosy cottage with painted stone walls, log burner. This a small cottage which is ideal as a get away space for couples.

The whole cottage is for the guests use. Downstairs is a kitchen area and dining table and chairs and 2 Ikea armchairs and a tv. The shower room is situated at the bottom of the stairs. Upstairs is a cosy double bedroom.

We are a mile and half from Little Haven where the nearest beach is. For shopping Haverfordwest and Milford Haven both have Supermarkets The nearest shop is at Broad Haven which is about 2 miles. As we are in the National Park you are guaranteed beautiful views and lots to see.