Your countryside retreat awaits.
Relax...
Breakfast is served.
Enjoy the sunshine in the lovely garden.
Bedroom 1 is a sweet king room.
Walk the dramatic coast path and take in breathtaking scenes like this one overlooking Newgale.
The cosy sitting-room has a wood-burner for chillier evenings.
The cute kitchen.
Plan out your Pembrokeshire adventures.
Cook up a feast.
Enjoy a peaceful night's sleep...
Bedroom 2 is a cheerful room and the bunk-beds have been replaced by a single bed with trundle, both 3' and both quite low to the floor. Photos to follow.
The shower-room.
The bathroom.
Take great care climbing the wooden hill. (The open tread stairs are wooden, painted with a banister one side and rope on the other)
Your wonderful secluded cottage awaits.
Pay a visit to St Davids Cathedral.
The Blue Lagoon is well worth a visit.
Beautiful Abereiddy beach.
Gorgeous Aber Draw.
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The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A traditional pub, only a mile away from the sea and with a great outside area for al fresco dining. Dogs are made very welcome and a takeaway menu is available on certain days of the week. Give them a ring for further details.
Nearby beach
Sometimes known as Aberdraw, this small cove is so tucked away it is often not marked on maps. At low tide there's a small sand and shingle beach, perfect for rock pooling. The surrounding tall cliffs offer shelter from the wind and make this the perfect sun trap in summer. Look out for the little island and stone arch but do be aware of strong currents out to sea. It's best to park in the village and walk to the beach where dogs are allowed year round.
Nearby walk
This picturesque coastal walk takes in the path along the coast from Abereiddi and then inland from Porthgain through pretty countryside. Passing the iconic Blue Lagoon, pretty Porthgain Harbour and dramatic cliffs, this walk is a must. Thanks to our friends at the National Trust you can follow their map where the walk starts at Porthgain but as it's circular you can pick it up at any point.
Nearby town
A charming village with an attractive harbour. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it was a flourishing seaport exporting slate and shale. Now it is a quaint harbour occupied by small fishing boats. Don't miss the opportunity to buy crab fresh off the boat when the fishermen return. Have dinner in - or outside at Sloop Inn, and enjoy some of the finest Fish and Chips at the Shed where locally caught crab and lobster are also served.
November 2022
Delightful visit
Charming harbour and a lovely walk. Unfortunately we didn’t check opening times of the Shed so we never managed to find it open to try the fish and chips. Lovely art gallery there. Beautiful site for a sunset photo.
Also nearby
With an emphasis on fresh local fish, there is always a meat and vegetarian option available. There's a relaxed atmosphere and this is the ideal place to go for fish and chips. It's adviseable to check opening times as this does vary throughout the year.
February 2022
Great fish
The fish and chips were excellent, as was the coffee and the service. Very welcome after a walk along the coastal path.
Would definitely recommend.
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.
Open year round, apart from Christmas Day, call in for seasonal Welsh dishes and fresh local fish alongside a warm welcome for all the family. At the weekend you'll often find local bands playing live music.
February 2022
Warm welcome
We loved this pub which was always welcoming and the food was good.
With delightful views over surrounding countryside, this traditional inn is a great place for outside al fresco dining. In winter months you'll find a roaring log fire to keep you toasty. Food is traditional and hearty, the pie is recommended.
A dog friendly welcoming pub, just a mile from the beach. Outdoor seating is available and food is traditional. Booking ahead is advisable.
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