Idyllic retreat just a walk away from the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, the magical Mill Haven and enchanting St. Brides Beach.
Enjoy magical fireside moments under the starry skies. Jump into the bubbly hot tub in the moonlight.
Take time away from it all in the simplicity of the 1940s Mess Room with the glorious antique wood burner.
The most enchanting spot to take time out after relaxing in the blissful hot tub.
Take in the views from The Point in Little Haven.
Gather everyone around the dining table for a memorable dinner.
A touch of history marries seamlessly with modern equipment in the kitchen.
The sheltered beach at Dale is less than a five minute drive away. Perfect for water sports enthusiasts and for crabbing off the pontoon after a delicious breakfast at The Boatyard Cafe.
Gaze across the fields from this idyllic sunny spot. Relax in the hammocks with your favourite book.
Dreamy days and starry nights in the luscious hot top.
St. Brides beach, just down the road, sand and rock pools to explore. The perfect place for an evening swim and a sunset barbeque.
Back home for a laze in the hot tub or a night cap under the stars.Just the ticket for those looking to switch off and unwind.
No air raid sirens here, just a hushed night's sleep after a perfect Pembrokeshire day.
The shower-room will take you back in time....
Private facilities for the beautifully recreated 1940s bedroom.
Twin beds or a comfy super king. You choose. Please let us know when booking.
Step back in time with all the modern day comforts. Guests love the comfy beds and quality linen.
Sweet dreams.
Enjoy the peace and quiet of your dreamy surroundings.
The sweeping landscape of spectacular Marloes Beach is just a short drive away, with endless golden sands and exhilarating surf.
Cosy surroundings in a magical setting, the perfect spot for a board game. .
Traditional wooden games make the ideal holiday pastime.
Pop 1940s music on the Bluetooth speaker and enjoy a Pembrokeshire cream tea.
Charming, spacious room with lovely 1940s detail.
The golden sands of Broad Haven Beach are very nearby. The perfect family beach with cafes, restaurants, rock pools and amazing sunsets.
Enjoy the glorious outdoors at Officers' Quarters.
Walk from Broad Haven to Little Haven at low tide. Swathes of golden sand and rolling surf. Nothing like a beach day!
Cosy surroundings in a magical setting.
Dreamy days and starry nights in the hot tub.
A quiet corner to sit and dream.
...or perhaps relax on the sun loungers. Bliss.
Spend the evening under Pembrokeshire's celebrated starry skies. Make wonderful memories in Officers' Quarters.
Fancy somewhere a little different to stay in the heart of Pembrokeshire. This is the perfect hideaway for you.
Very nearby is the pretty seaside village of Little Haven. Sit in the sun on the Swann wall and enjoy your favourite tipple.
Glorious Newgale just along the coast.
Discover craggy coves and sandy bays from the Coastal Path.
Glorious Whitesands near St. Davids, Take a boat trip to spot the local sea life. You may see a pod of dolphins.
Wander up The Point in Little Haven for magnificent sunsets.
Magnificent St. David's cathedral. The mystical, small city has boutique shops to browse, galleries, good eateries and splendid beaches nearby.
The majestic Blue Lagoon is only a short drive away. Embrace a spot of wild swimming at this iconic spot!
Pack a picnic and soak up the sunshine on Nolton Beach.
Enchanting Little Haven. Try the fresh seafood at the St. Brides Inn or a crab sandwich from Lobster & Mor.
Surfers and sea swimmers love the surf at Newgale or nearby West Dale.
Explore Pembroke Castle, the birth place of Henry VII.
Choose a day out at magical Pwll Gwaelod Beach.
Follow the Coast Path to the dramatic, spellbinding scenery of Strumble Head.
Spend the day on award-winning Barafundle Beach.
Visit Tenby in the south of the county for the day. A bustling seaside town, glorious beaches, good eateries and a short boat ride away, the chance to visit Caldey Island.
Officers' Quarters
47593.3 miles W of Little Haven | Sleeps 4 + cot*
7 Nights from £616
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
With parking available opposite, this pub offers a warm welcome and seasonally changing menus. In summer you can take advantage of the pretty garden whilst in winter warm up by the open fire. Dogs are allowed in the garden but not inside the pub.
October 2022
Lovely pub
Excellent food with a changing menu. Very good service
August 2022
Good for families.
Accommodated 10 of us including two toddlers and two ‘babes’ in arms. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good food.
Nearby beach
This small shingle and pebble beach is situated in a sheltered inlet and is ideal for families. You'll find rock pools, a small stream and small boats can be launched from the beach. There are toilets here but no other facilities and parking is limited to a few spaces near the church. Dogs are allowed year round.
Nearby walk
This gentle meander of just over two miles takes you from the main car park in the village, along the coast path and then returns through open countryside. Take a look a the website andrewswalks.co.uk for the Little Haven walk.
Nearby town
Situated in a secluded, sheltered cove, St Brides is a small coastal village with a beautiful sandy beach at low tide. Perfect for swimming and rock pooling this is the perfect place for a family day on the beach. You will also find several places to eat here during the summer months and The Saint Bride's Inn close by in Little Haven.
Also nearby
A takeaway cafe and shop, selling local produce, high end craft, sandwiches and excellent coffee. They even have an aquarium so you can take home the live catch of the day.
August 2022
Lobster. Ice cream. Gin.
Great lobster roll.
Great ice cream in a fab cone.
Gin tasting…
August 2022
Lobster, Ice cream and Gin.
Great lobster roll.
Great ice cream in a fab cone…
Gin tasting.
August 2022
Lobster, Ice cream and Gin.
Great lobster roll.
Great ice cream in a fab cone…
Gin tasting.
August 2022
Lobster, Ice cream and Gin.
Great lobster roll.
Great ice cream in a fab cone…
Gin tasting.
To the north of the Dale Peninsula is St Bride's Bay. Broad Haven (north) beach, at the back of the bay is a Blue Flag beach, popular for both water sport enthusiasts and families. It's a large safe, sandy beach with rockpools. There are good pubs, cafes and a well-stocked beach shop. Haven Water Sports offer hire facilities for wet suits, surfboards, body boards and kayaks. Dog restrictions apply from May to September.
July 2023
Lovely beach
Lovely for easy access walking and car parking nearby. Also good facilities - toilets, cafes, icecream etc. "Sunshine Italian" restaurant highly recommended - great food and service.
August 2022
Off the Hook.
Great beach for families. A walk away from Little Haven at low tide. Fish and chips from Off the Hook a must, even if that’s the only reason you visit Broad Haven for.
This small inlet is sandy and ideal for a families. There are lots of rockpools to discover so don't forget your bucket and net. At low tide it's possible to walk round to the wide sandy bay next door called The Settlands and further round still to Broad Haven beach. Do check the tides before you visit. Car parking is available in the village and there are three pubs and a cafe for refreshments.
August 2023
Be prepared!
When we were there (3rd/4th week in August) the sand was never dry. This was not from rain, but a wide-spreading stream and drainage. I was glad I always have a plastic-backed picnic rug.
August 2023
Be prepared!
When we were there (3rd/4th week in August) the sand was never dry. This was not from rain, but a wide-spreading stream and drainage. I was glad I always have a plastic-backed picnic rug.
August 2022
Pebbles and Sand
Lovely little pebble beach at high tide.
Lovely massive sandy beach at low tide…
A traditional waterside village pub with stunning views from the terrace. Seafood is a speciality here with fresh local fish supplied from the Haven. Sit outside and enjoy the view in summer or toast your toes by the real log fires in winter. Winter opening times are limited so check before you travel. Dogs are allowed on the terrace only.
July 2023
Great seafood
A great place to eat and great seafood. A little pricey, but definitely worth it.
Situated within the Pembrokshire Coast National Park, this small village has a pub and village stores. The area has stunning seascapes and wildlife a plenty and is perfect for a "get away from it all" holiday.
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