About Pembrokeshire

one of our favourite attractions at Picton Castle has been the Owl Garden

Nolton Haven is a smaller beach around 2.5 miles from the cottages. Much less commercial beach with rather limited parking, but more accessible than Newgale […]

A trip to Solva and St Davids makes for a great morning out – charming and picturesque

The South of Pembrokeshire also has some stunning beaches. Our particular favourites are

Newgale is a spectacular beach – and not just in the Summer. Here’s some pictures of what it can look like in Winter and

Druidstone is another spectacular beach, just 3.5 miles from the cottages which is still very quiet and unspoiled. Access to the beach is tricky, however, […]

Sometimes, of course, its best to just brave the elements. The weather in Pembrokeshire can change very quickly

In total the Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches nearly 200 miles and is now part of an all Wales coastal path. The easiest way to access […]

St Davids, Narbeth and Newport are particular centres for small art galleries and craft shops. Locally the Solva woollen

Pembrokeshire is a county of contrasts – the geology makes for a stunning coastline, whilst the very changeable weather brings both snow and sunshine

Spectacular sunsets – the light in Pembrokeshire can make for some memorable evenings

Whitesands is one of our favourite beaches – good for families with car parking and a cafe right next to the beach

Abereiddi a spectacular coastal lagoon and Picton Castle with its charming gardens are both worth including in your plans

The three main islands around Pembrokeshire, Skomer, Skokholm and Ramsey, have bird colonies of international importance. At the right time of year Puffins, Guillemots and […]

The castles of Pembrokeshire were built by the Normans to secure the route to Ireland. As a result of their influence Pembrokeshire is sometimes known […]

Folly Farm is a good day out, with a wide range of farm and zoo animals to look at and pet