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.
North West 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.
Home to some stunning and often very quiet beaches the North West coast is excellent for those who love to explore. Don't miss Whitesands, a beautiful sandy beach with excellent surf.
Small fishing villages that have changed little in the past century are dotted throughout the North West coast. Neolithic burial chambers and the impressive cathedral at St Davids are just a few of the ancient treasures this area holds.
Locally caught fish and chips, incredible ice cream and gourmet cooked bugs are just some of the gastronomical highlights you'll find in North West Pembrokeshire.
Traditional pubs bursting with character are the hallmark of this area and often form the focal points of many of the small communities here. You're bound to meet some interesting characters and find plenty of excellent ales.
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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