A comfortable newly renovated family house sleeping 6 (7 if requested) only 200 metres from Whitesands Beach.
Unique property sleeping 4, overlooking the secluded Caerbwdi Beach (between St Davids and Solva).
A charming pod set in the most magical hidden spot with stunning views over the fields to the coast and St Brides Bay.
We have three coastal cottages available: one set 200 metres from the golden sands of Whitesands Bay, looking out towards Ramsey Island and the Atlantic beyond; two situated a short distance from the smugglers cove of Caerbwdi, with Skomer Island on the horizon.
Caerbwdi is known for its striking red sandstone cliffs and purple pebbles. At low tide, the beach reveals a sandy shore - ideal for swimming, skuba diving or just chilling and enjoying.
Whitesands is famous for excellent surfing and family-friendly activities with rockpools and vast sandy areas. Nearby Caerbwdi cliffs, quarried for St Davids Cathedral construction, lead to a beach with purple pebbles and sand, visible at low tide, perfect for snorkelling and secluded enjoyment.
St Davids city, with it's historic cathedral, is a short drive away; while the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is literally a few steps from all cottages.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, a jewel in Wales, is renowned for its breathtaking coastline and diverse landscapes. Among its many attractions, Whitesands Beach stands out as a premier destination for surfers and families alike, offering expansive sandy shores and intriguing rockpools. A couple of miles from this scenic beach is the historic St Davids Cathedral, an architectural marvel that anchors the smallest city in Britain.
The national park also encompasses charming towns like Tenby, with its colourful harborside houses and medieval walls, and Fishguard, known for its artistic vibe and the Last Invasion Tapestry. Visitors can explore the myriad of coastal paths offering stunning sea views, discover hidden coves, or partake in wildlife watching, making the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park a treasure trove of natural beauty and Welsh history.