Coastal Cottages of Pembrokeshire has been the leading agency in Pembrokeshire for 40 years. We've spent those years building a portfolio of holiday cottages that will cater to all tastes.
Pembrokeshire is home to a huge variety of towns and villages, all shaped by their unique histories and the stunning environment around them. Picturesque villages dot both the countryside and coastline.
Pembrokeshire is the perfect holiday destination throughout the whole year. From summers spent on pristine beaches to festive getaways to cosy holiday cottages on the Pembrokeshire coast.
Every month in Pembrokeshire is wonderfully unique. Visit anytime for a holiday you will never forget.
A world renowned coastline, incredible locally sourced food, exciting and unique attractions. With so much to choose from we've created some guides to inspire your next cottage holiday.
From New Quay down to Fishguard; wild, rugged, and spectacular is how one would define this area. A coastline littered with little coves and old smugglers' caverns to explore. The north is very popular with walkers, cyclists and lovers of the outdoors all year round. North Pembrokeshire is often quieter than the South and during low season you could quite easily find yourself being the only person on your own beach to explore. Popular bases are Newport and Fishguard.
North Pembrokeshire offers an exciting variety of Activities and Attractions that are sure to make your Cottage Holiday in Wales extra-special. From family-friendly days out to fantastic outdoor activities, you are bound to be spoilt for choice.
The rugged coastline of North Pembrokeshire is dotted with tiny beaches and coves that are often quiet for most of the year, ideal for explorers and rockpool lovers. North Pembrokeshire also has its share of big sandy beaches with Poppit and Newport being the most impressive.
With plenty of impressive castles and ancient ruins North Pembrokeshire is a perfect place for history lovers. Not to be missed are the impressive ancient burial chamber of Pentre Ifan and the Celtic settlement of Castell Henllys.
North Pembrokeshire is home to some great places to eat whatever your tastes. With plenty of delicious fresh local produce and locally landed seafood to choose from you'll likely be spoilt for choice.
There are so many excellent pubs in North Pembrokeshire full of character. Many have roaring open fires and an excellent choice of locally produced Ales. North Pembrokeshire has growing reputation for excellent micro-breweries that include the Bluestone Brewing Company, Gwaun Valley Brewery and Mantle.
Holiday on one of the most picturesque coastlines in the world in the comfort of one of our beautiful holiday cottages. Whether you want a cosy cottage for two or a luxury family cottage by the sea we're sure on of our 500+ cottages will make your coastal getaway to Pembrokeshire, Wales perfect.
North Pembrokeshire
From New Quay down to Fishguard; wild, rugged, and spectacular is how one would define this area. A coastline littered with little coves and old smugglers' caverns to explore. The north is very popular with walkers, cyclists and lovers of the outdoors all year round. North Pembrokeshire is often quieter than the South and during low season you could quite easily find yourself being the only person on your own beach to explore. Popular bases are Newport and Fishguard.
North West Pembrokeshire
North West Pembrokehsire is also home to the smallest city in the Country - St.Davids which has an abundance of fine restaurants and galleries as well as the stunning Cathedral and Bishop's Palace. Stay in a holiday cottage in St.Davids for a uniquely Pembrokeshire take on a city-break. The North West coast of Pembrokeshire often attracts an impressive variety of sea life, sometimes including larger whale species that can be spotted from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path or experienced with local boat charters.
West Pembrokeshire
West Pembrokeshire starts in the picturesque harbour village of Solva (once popular with smugglers) and around the coast through Newgale beach, an expansive sandy beach ideal for surfing and ending at the reaches of the Western Cleddau estuary. This area has been very popular with film producers thanks to its incredible natural beauty.
South Pembrokeshire
Famous for its long sandy beaches starting on the south side of the estuary travelling round Angle and the surrounding beaches. Tenby, the jewel in the crown, has a vibrant nightlife and social scene while Narberth has a growing reputation for its boutique shopping and restaurants. We have spread across the boarder slightly into Carmarthenshire and have some wonderful properties at the foot of the Brechfa Forest.
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