Harmon Vale is a superb coastal property with a luxurious hot tub, just a stroll down the hill to the delights of heavenly Solva on the Pembrokeshire coast.
Under sunny blue skies or the stars, hot tub bliss awaits.
Unending sea views across St Brides Bay from the principal bedroom on the second floor.
The stunning sea and rural views are drawn in through the large glass sliding doors in the first floor living-room.
Spacious open plan area. Perfect for socialising and entertaining.
Deservedly, a 5* Visit Wales property.
Exactly where you long to be, so close to the sea.
Gorgeous kitchen with views over the garden. Adjacent utility-room.
Light and airy sitting-area.
All the holiday chef needs in the well-equipped kitchen.
Put your name on the principal room on the second floor. A gorgeous room with captivating views, TV and beautiful bathroom.
Exquisite bathroom with rainfall option shower and bath tub. Doors leading to the principal and twin bedrooms.
The perfect spot to relax and take in the surrounding beauty.
Escape with a glass of wine and be enchanted by the magnificent sunsets.
Perfect at anytime of the day, relax in the heavenly hot tub.
Fabulous walk-in shower.
Sweet twin room with doors to the adjacent bathroom, shared with the principal bedroom on the third floor. (On request the twin beds can be made up as a king bed).
Lovely ground floor front facing, en suite king room.
Superb bath/shower rooms throughout.
Ground floor double en suite room with garden access.
All bedrooms have en suite bathrooms (bedrooms 4 and 5 share an en suite).
Garden facing en suite twin room which may be made up as a king bed on request.
Time for some holiday pampering in the ground floor en suite twin shower-room.
Regardless of the season, look no further than Harmon Vale for the perfect coastal break.
From the doorstep explore the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast.
Enchanting Solva beach and harbour.
Stroll down the hill to gorgeous Solva village.
Spectacular Whitesands beach near St Davids. Take lunch in the cafe there.
Marvel at Pembrokeshire's magnificent sunsets.
Spellbinding St Davids Cathedral. The mystical little city offers boutique shops, galleries, cafes and a selection of excellent eateries.
The dramatic Pembrokshire coast is waiting to be explored.
Harmon Vale
6015Solva | Sleeps 10 + 2 cots*
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The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The gorgeous village of Solva is a great place to explore and when you are in need of refreshments call in at The Harbour Inn, situated on the coast path and with charming views of the harbour. Expect award winning cask ales and a menu of pub classics.
Nearby beach
At low tide you will find a decent patch of sand backed by the slipway along this tidal inlet. Whilst this isn't the main attraction in Solva, it is a good safe place to paddle and there are rockpools and small caves further along the inlet. If you go around the headland there is a small pebble beach.
Nearby walk
Park in the main car park and footpaths lead along either side of the harbour. This beauiful area is perfect for walkers looking to explore the coast path in the UK's only coastal national park.
Nearby town
Solva is a tiny village with a good selection of cafes and shops. As a holiday location it's ideal, the beach is great for children with lots of rock pools and caves, and the harbour wall is the perfect place for jumping into the sea at high tide. Several footpaths lead to the Gribben where you'll find splendid views over the water.
Also nearby
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 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.
September 2025
The best fish and chips
Definitely worth a walk over from Abereiddy beach. Excellent value for money
June 2024
Good cafe
Very pleasant staff. Cream tea was ok.
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.
Cafe on the Quay is perched on the harbourside, a short walk from the main car park in Solva. The views overlooking the quay are quite special if you sit outside on the deck, ideal for morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.
The pretty harbour at Solva is well worth a visit. At low tide there's a long sandy area surrounded by cliffs and some old lime kilns to explore. At high tide swimming is a popular pastime, along with jumping into the sea off the westerly harbour wall. There's a nice footpath along the harbour which is popular with walkers. Parking is available in the pay and display car park but it is quite small. There is additional layby parking up the hill. There's lots of local facilities in the village and a pub, cafe and toilets nearby.
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