Sea Breeze offers everything for a perfect Pembrokeshire holiday, nestling amongst rolling meadows and the deep blue sea. The seaside village of Broad Haven is a five minute drive away, with shop, good eateries and gorgeous beach.
Look at these views across the Pembrokeshire coast. So many beaches to choose from.
Large enclosed garden which children and dogs will love! Secluded, yet not remote.
Spacious, airy kitchen for the holiday chef.
Enjoy leisurely dining while gazing across this fabulous view.
Views across the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast.
Step on to the decking and soak up the sun after lunch.
The perfect rural/coastal retreat.
Stylish lounge to relax in with access to the decking and those splendid views.
Splash in the sea at nearby Little Haven.
Bedroom 2 on the ground floor, next to the family bathroom with a TV.
Explore the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast Path, discovering craggy coves, sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages.
Soak in the bath on the ground floor after a day's exploring.
Go on spoil yourself! Bedroom 1 on the ground floor.
Bedroom 1. One of two ground floor double rooms. Climb the stairs for a double en-suite and the pretty twin room.
Wake up to this magnificent view from Bedroom 3 on the first floor.
Bedroom 4 with en suite shower-room, small four-foot double bed and glorious views across rolling meadows to the sea and beyond.
A room with a fabulous view - bedroom 4.
Panoramic coastal views from bedroom 4.
Please keep an eye on the children in the garden, although it is safely fenced, there is a deep pond beyond the fence.
Idyllic location on the Pembrokeshire coast.
Breathtakingly beautiful corner of Pembrokeshire.
Children will love the sandy beach, rock pools and ice-creams at Broad Haven Beach. Choose one of the good eateries there and in Little Haven.
Stroll up The Point in Little Haven to take in the captivating far reaching coastal views. It's also a point of access for the Coastal Path,.
A drink in The Swann Inn, Little Haven is a must. The views from the beer garden are spellbinding.
Surfers will love West Dale, Whitesands near St. Davids and Newgale (pictured here), just along the coast.
Pack a picnic and make memories on Newgale Beach.
Nolton Haven is very nearby.
Visit magnificent St. David's Cathedral. The mystical little city has boutique shops to browse, galleries and a host of good eateries.
Take the coast road to Whitesands, near St. Davids.
Pembroke Castle is worth a visit, or Carew castle a few miles away. Both have good cafes for lunch.
Explore the spectacular North Pembrokeshire coast. Try the Old Sailor Inn at Pwll Gwaelod for fish and chips on the enchanting beach.
Pack a picnic and spend the day walking on the Preseli Mountains, steeped in legend, myth and history.
A wonderful trip is to spend the day in Tenby. Gorgeous golden sands and crystal blue ocean. A host of eateries and the chance to visit Caldey Island. Catch the boat from the harbour.
Sea Breeze
47972.9 miles N of Little Haven | Sleeps 7 + cot*
7 Nights from £898
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated in a small cove overlooking the sea, this pub has stunning views and is in a great location. It's a popular place to booking is advised.
Nearby beach
Winner of a Green Coast Award 2019, this long sandy beach is accessed from either side by the coastal path and surrounded on three sides by tall cliffs. You can enjoy watching the local riding school exercising horses most days. Park in either Nolton Haven or Haroldston Chins car parks, the walk is about half a mile from either. If you are planning a visit here check the tides as it is possible to get cut off.
Nearby walk
This delightful 1.8 mile stroll will take you along the cliff edge and through a pretty wooded valley with just a short part of road walking. Thanks to the Pembrokeshire Coast website, take a look a the link for full details.
Nearby town
A popular holiday village with a scattering of houses, pubs and a great cafe. The sandy beach at Little Haven is in a picturesque cove, ideal for families and at low tide you can walk around to The Settlands bay and Broad 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…
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.
Here you'll find a pretty little bay with free parking and easy access down a concrete slipway. Families will love the sandy beach with good facilities available nearby and lifeguard cover during summer. Dogs are welcome year round.
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