Cae Cwsg nestles in its spacious private grounds very near spectacular, unspoiled Pwll Gwaelod and many other spectacular Pembrokeshire beaches.
Spend time in the spacious grounds with the dogs and the children - they will love it here.
Soak up the spectacular coastal views.
The large, airy kitchen has all the holiday chef needs and more.
Commanding an enchanting position with sea views, the versatile accommodation sleeps eight over two floors.
Enjoy dinner al fresco under the starlit sky.
There are lots of local farm shops for fresh produce and milk nearby.
There's so much space in Cae Cwsg - ideal for families and groups of friends.
Recently refurbished to a high standard, Cae Cwsg has everything you need for a relaxing, comfortable holiday.
Just off the kitchen is the delightful sun-room.
The ideal spot for sunny breakfasts before a day on the beach.
Very near Pwll Gwaelod Beach Cae Cwsg, offers spacious, stylish accommodation with huge gardens and sea views.
This versatile 'zip and link' king-size bed on the ground floor can also be made up as two single beds. There's an en suite bathroom too.
The en suite ground floor bathroom is also accessed from the hallway.
The ground floor twin room.
A lovely space to freshen up.
There's an idyllic decking area to the front of the house. A peaceful spot for a cup of tea and your favourite book.
Climb the open tread staircase to the two further bedrooms, shower-room and very useful second sitting-room/snug where you'll find a TV, lots of games and a table and chairs. Children will love this space.
This spacious super-king room with a sea view is on the first floor.
The first floor shower-room.
There are lovely sea views from the upstairs super-king room.
A shower-room with a sea view on the first floor.
Twin room with garden view on the first floor.
There's lots of games and puzzles to keep everyone amused on rainy days. Plus a great table for colouring too, whilst the grown ups enjoy a pot of tea.
Step inside to this light, airy, welcoming home - an ideal coastal retreat throughout the year. The perfect getaway.
Just along the coast is the picturesque cove of Cwm yr Eglws.
Very close by is Pwll Gwaelod beach. The Old Sailors pub lies opposite the cove, serving delicious fish and chips.
Walk to Cwm yr Eglws at low tide or follow the coast path, a sheltered cove with a sandy beach and rock pools. What remains of St. Brynach's Church after the Great Storm still stand on the beach front.
Newgale is a surfer's paradise.
The Preseli Mountains are calling. Wonderful walks and scenery. The historic town, Cardigan is 20 minutes from here. Lunch in Cwrst and dinner in the award winning Moody Cow restaurant.
Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to discover long stretches of sandy beaches and craggy coves, pretty seaside villages and picturesque harbours.
Discover Pembroke Castle, the birth place of Henry VII.
Enchanting Pwll Gwaelod.
Children will love Goodwick Beach, playing in the sand and the park next to the beach. Have a coffee in the cafe, where souvenirs can be chosen in the gift shop.
Take in the dramatic, magnificent coastline of north Pembrokeshire from Pwll Gwaelod Beach.
Magnificent St. David's Cathedral. Stroll the boutique shops, visit the galleries and take lunch in the many good eateries.
Discover the beauty of the North Pembrokeshire coastline.
Cae Cwsg
55042.9 miles W of Newport, Pembrokeshire | Sleeps 8 + cot*
10% off for parties of 6 + cot or less and 15% off for parties of 4 + cot or less, 20% off for parties of 2 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £788
- 4 Reviews
Mr Ahmed June 2024
I’d really recommend this place, spacious and clean. Great location.
Mr McCarron June 2024
We loved it at Cae Cwsg the house is amazing, very roomy with space and lovely garden areas. It is very well equipped, furnished and the beds very comfortable. The view out to sea from the patio windows which stretches across the sitting and dining room is magical as are the views from the Velux windows in the rooms upstairs. The second sitting area on the landing is a great place to have quiet time. There are lots of games, popular films for not so good days but the weather was kind for our visit. Don’t be put off if it’s little breezy or overcast as when you walk down to the beaches locally (about 20 min walks) they have a microclimate thing going on and we found the weather differed most days favourably. The area is outstandingly beautiful whether it be the surrounding hamlets, the countryside or coastal areas, which are all unspoilt and very traditional. The locals are very friendly and clearly proud of the area in which they live. If you like wildlife it’s all around, we spotted a local bird of prey surveying the valley (not sure what kind it was), during our dusk dog walks the bats flew above us, a local fox roams the garden in the evenings and to top it all we spotted dolphins in the bay one day. Car Cwsg is definitely a place we will visit again :-)...
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Mr Hagan May 2024
You will not be disappointed with this property. It really is very nice and well equipped. Large gardens and field for children/dog to play in. Location is excellent for touring the west coast of Pembrokeshire . Access to the property is down a very narrow lane. The small beach is only 5 minutes away and has a coffee shop which does meals until about 5pm. The village shop/petrol station is well stocked for essential foodstuffs....
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Mrs Alabaster May 2024
We had the most amazing stay, the location is fantastic and only a short walk to the beach. The living room and kitchen had everything we need and the upstairs is lovely. There are a few things that could be improved however we would definitely stay here again. ...
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Thanks so much for sharing your fabulous review. We're thrilled to hear that you'd love to return and appreciate your feedback. Julie, Customer Support
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