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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.
One coastline, a thousand possibilities
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.
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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.
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Carew Holiday Cottages
Our self-catering holiday accommodation in Carew, Pembrokeshire
Our Carew holiday cottages all benefit from being set in a genuine beauty spot, surrounded by rolling fields, and will offer a fabulous base for your Pembrokeshire adventure.
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Self-catering holidays in Carew
On the Carew River - four miles east of Pembroke and just over six miles from Tenby - sits the little village of Carew. Its recorded human history dates back to the Bronze Age, but the area didn’t really begin to develop until years later when the original owners of the stunning Carew Castle needed to house their staff.
Carew is dominated by one of Pembrokeshire’s most majestic castles. Much of the existing structure dates from the 13th-century and the building is positively brimming with ancient facts, royal links and ghostly tales - Carew Castle is sure to impress visitors of any age. When it was refashioned in the Tudor period by Sir John Perrot, the illegitimate son of King Henry VIII, the castle was completely transformed into the beautiful fortress it is today.
The village also features a medieval bridge, an imposing 11th-century Celtic cross, the only restored tidal mill in Wales and a picnic area which boasts one of the most picturesque outlooks in the county, all connected by a charming, mile-long circular walk that offers uninterrupted views of the castle and countryside beyond (the path is relatively flat and is suitable for both wheelchairs and buggies). There are several other wonderful walks to discover nearby, too, including one that stretches as far out as Lawrenny - just look out for the footpath signs then enjoy taking in the gorgeous surroundings.
Opposite the castle is the Carew Inn, a family-run establishment that serves consistently good food. Look out for the great BBQs that are held there throughout the summer holiday period, as well as the excellent weekly entertainment.
And, as if you needed another reason to book a stay at one of our holiday cottages in Carew, you will also be pleased to know that the village is only a short drive away from some of Pembrokeshire's most beautiful beaches and historic towns.
