Ten Pembrokeshire Cottage Holidays to Make you Say Wow

Epic homes, quaint cottages and unique

These are the most one-of-a-kind cottages within our entire collection. Each has its own “something special” whether that be location, views or outstanding interiors. All offer a memorable stay that can’t be relived anywhere else. And that’s precisely why you’ll have to act fast if you want to book any of them.

Doves Cottage

By far one of the best-loved properties in the country, Doves Cottage is the idyllic home-from-home built on the cliffsides of Abercastle Beach. As you would expect from such a location, the sea views here are some of the best around - you’ll feel like you’re practically floating on water when the tide is in.

Once a tap house for touring sailors and local fishermen, this romantic bolthole also gives you direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path making it a favourite amongst couples, ramblers, dog owners and solo travellers.

Kingswood

Picture a spectacular Huf Haus atop the headland overlooking the iconic North Beach and Tenby Harbour and that describes Kingswood to a T. Oh and did we mention it has an outdoor freshwater swimming pool and 3 acres of grounds?

This five-star holiday home in Tenby blends luxury with an enviable seaside location and is set just a short walk from the four beaches below. The entire range of fantastic pubs, restaurants, shops and activities are at your fingertips here.

Carreg Samson

Showcasing awe-inspiring sea views over the small and sandy shores of Abercastle Beach is Carreg Samson. This pretty stone cottage perches right on the seafront here and has been renovated in recent years to include a first-floor open-plan living space, where the focal point is easily the large window looking out across the bay.

Its location lends itself well to family holidays and activity breaks; spend your days on the beach or walking the Coast Path then rinse off in the hot outdoor shower. Summer holidays here are absolute bliss.

Capel Swn Y Mor

Converted into a beautiful holiday home from a historic Victorian Chapel in Amroth is Capel Swn Y Mor. This beachside property can be found across from the water at the lengthy Amroth Beach; its tall arched windows have been retained so you can still enjoy the incredible sea views.

This dog-friendly accommodation is perfectly placed for anyone wishing to explore the south Pembrokeshire coastline, with the Coast Path just opposite and the likes of Tenby, Saundersfoot and Stackpole within a short drive.

Atlantic Sunset

Does life get much better than sitting in a bubbling swim spa with your loved ones, watching panoramic scenes of the sun setting over the sea? Not if you ask us! On the raised headland between the seaside villages of Broad Haven and Little Haven, Atlantic Sunset offers that exact experience.

The 14ft swim spa and entertainment area looks out over St Brides Bay, as do many of the rooms inside including the dining room. A short downhill walk in either direction takes you to beaches, pubs and shops. Popular activities include watersports and Coast Path walking.

Roch Castle

Everyone has dreamt of being royalty at some stage in their life right? Well, we don’t have the power to make you a king or a queen, but we can help you fulfil your dream of living in a castle for a few days. And this one is a beauty.

Roch Castle, just a couple of miles from Newgale Beach, stands on the bedrock in this peaceful village boasting both rural and sea views from its elevated sunroom with floor-to-ceiling glass. Turret windows and winding stone staircases provide constant reminders of the historic setting in this Grade I listed castle.

Penrhiw Priory

Buried in the countryside on the outskirts of St Davids is a beautiful Grade II listed Victorian vicarage where you can now holiday in groups of up to 16. Rural views towards the summit of Carn Llidi at the nearby Whitesands Beach can be enjoyed from many rooms and much of the ten acres of grounds here.

Enjoy a relaxing retreat amongst the modern and contemporary interiors here, take picnics in the wildlife meadow sightseeing wildlife in their natural habitat or venture into the city centre for shopping, eating and activities.

Glebe House

Hidden away within 1.5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, down a sweeping driveway bordered by cherry blossoms, is Glebe House in Nolton. Located within walking distance of the golden sands of the beach, this unique property welcomes up to 14 people (discounts available for parties of smaller groups).

Glebe House is a renovated Grade II listed rectory so expect wooden floors, feature fireplaces and A-frame beams. The most interesting details include a Medieval vaulted ceiling and a glass-covered well on the conservatory floor.

Penrhyn

Penrhyn in Strumble Head is the epitome of sanctuary, seclusion and sea views. Best known for being “the one with no electricity”, this cottage is for those who want a completely different holiday than anything ever experienced before.

Keep warm with Welsh bedspreads and blankets, open fires and a traditional Rayburn in the kitchen. Oil lamps and candles provide the light here whilst old-school pastimes like books, board games and a tinkle on the piano keys provide entertainment. The Coast Path can be accessed from the edge of the garden.

Waterwynch House

Beside a practically private beach on the coastline between Tenby and Saundersfoot, nestled down a secluded woodland driveway, is Waterwynch House. This magnificent holiday home is situated within ten acres of seaside grounds and offers unforgettable views across Carmarthen Bay.

Welcoming up to 30 in 12 bedrooms, this grand house is the ultimate in luxury with sweeping staircases, a Great Hall, a Sky Lounge with glass ceiling, a music room, a gym plus a bar and billiards room. Step from the terrace to the beach in moments.