Tregwynt Manor was once one of the largest country estates in Wales; consequently there are numerous lovely stone cottages and mills in individual idyllic settings dotted through the wooded valleys that emerge onto the coast at Abermawr and Aberbach beaches.

The area has a circumference of 3 miles, is lightly populated but includes a world-renowned family woollen mill, an organic farm and the birthplace of Llangloffan cheeses. The deciduous woods are National Trust land and have many lovely walks which combine well with the Coastal Path to provide relatively short circular routes with lots of interest. Otters, badgers, foxes and buzzards form a community larger than the human residency. Even in Pembrokeshire terms, this is a special place.