September 13 2018

Pembrokeshire Coast travel guide

Pembrokeshire Coast Cottage Holidays

Sandy beaches and coastal walking

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The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the only coastal National Park in Britain, making it a special place to visit. This stunning and varied stretch of the Welsh coast is amazing. From fresh seafood to water sports there really is something for everyone here.

Naturally one of the biggest attractions here is the magnificent coastline. Even if water sports aren’t your thing, it’s hard not to love the beautiful views and fresh sea air. This National Park is dotted with beautiful villages where you can relax and enjoy a slower pace of life. Enjoy some of the delicious local produce that Wales has to offer and learn more about the area’s rich history. There are castles and forts scattered across the landscape, just waiting to be explored.

With its sandy beaches, towering cliffs and hidden coves, this section of the Welsh coast has plenty of beauty to explore.

From sunrise to sunset, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a beautiful place for a holiday. Couples, families, young and old; there is an activity for everyone here.

There are views to take your breath away all around this National Park. It is lovely in all seasons, so make sure you don’t venture far without your camera.

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Explore the Pembrokeshire Coast

Tenby

This colourful seaside town is a popular holiday destination. Soak up the sea air while admiring the rainbow coloured buildings along the seafront. There is a lovely sandy beach and plenty of coastal walking here.

Broad Haven

Broad Haven is a traditional seaside holiday destination and well suited for families. Rock pools, a sandy beach and plenty of water sports await anyone looking to enjoy a holiday here.

Fishguard

Fishguard is a gorgeous seaside spot. From its sheltered harbour to plenty of coastal walking, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside. Nearby you’ll also find this beautiful lighthouse at Strumble Head. Photo by dolbinator1000 on Flickr

Types of Holiday in the Pembrokeshire Coast

Pet friendly

The Pembrokeshire Coast is well suited to a holiday with your dog. Miles of coastline, plenty of fresh air and lots of pet friendly accommodation make this a pet-lover’s paradise.

Hot tubs

Imagine relaxing into warm bubbles after a long day in the great outdoors. This could soon be a reality in one of our lovely cottages with a hot tub in the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Log fires

When the evening draws in and there’s a chill in the air, what could be better than curling up in front of a roaring fire. The Pembrokeshire Coast has dozens of cosy cottages with log fires.