Self-catering
holiday cottages in St. David's - Wales
St. David's and
Pembrokeshire in Wales is the perfect location for family holidays in
the UK
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A
warm welcome awaits you at St. Nons Bay Cottages.
The three Lower Moor and St. Nons Bay Luxury Cottages
are set in a quiet location a short distance from the
sea and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
Each
country cottage provides luxury quality accommodation
with cleanliness being a top priority and all are well
equipped. They all have enclosed sheltered gardens with
a patio and garden furniture and a games room with table
tennis or a pool table. A mere 5 minutes walk takes you
to the shops, restaurants, local beauty spots like Bryn
y Garn and the historic cathedral itself. Exciting pursuits
can be arranged at the local Outdoor Centre such as windsurfing,
sea canoeing, abseiling and climbing. Sea fishing is a
popular pastime and there is also a large boat park. A
beautiful setting for a perfect holiday. The cottages
are all family friendly. Cots, highchairs and stair gates
are provided. There is also a babysitting service to allow
for evenings out.
Perhaps
the very magic of Pembrokeshire is its many varied walks
– some coastal and spectacular, particularly with the
sunsets. Other walks more serene and gentle, capturing
the essence of wild flowers and spotting birds such as
the chough and the peregrine and of course, viewing the
sheep grazing contentedly. Access is close to the magnificent
Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Also, Porthllisky Bay with
its fascinating rock pools and clear waters for bathing.
The ideal place for tranquillity and rejuvenating the
tired mind.
Telephone
01437 720 616 for bookings and availability concerning
these cottages in St Davis's, Pembrokeshire.
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Places to visit in Pembrokeshire:
The nearby village of Trefin
The acclaimed village of Trefin, is situated on clifftops between
the famous harbours of Porthgain and beautiful Abercastle. Trefin
has its own cove on the edge of the village at Aberflin, with numerous
rock pools in this small sand and shingle beach which is surrounded
on three sides by rugged cliffs. Trefin is quite a bustling village
with a post office, pub, an artist’s gallery, a more general craft
shop, and a couple of tea shops.
Just a one
mile walk from Traethllyfn along the coast (and less than three
miles from our cottages) is Aberreidy, a ‘blue’ sandy beach with
dramatic cliffs. The attractiveness of the scene offered by this
location, previously the home of quarrymen who have left an interesting
legacy on the cliffs either side of the beach ,is extenuated by
some really pretty colour-washed cottages on the edge of the beach
which must be the most painted scene in Wales, if not in the United
Kingdom. Every gallery in West Wales has pictures of this scene.
On the Traethllyfn side of Aberreidy is the much admired Blue Lagoon
once a slate quarry the walls of which have been breached by the
sea.
Moving up the coast is Abercastle. This harbour is also home to
some small fishing boats and there is a sand and shingle beach.
Just further on in the direction of Strumble Head are the two beaches
of Abermawr and Aberbach, adjacent to each other. Backing on to
these two lovely, sandy, quiet beaches is a wonderful valley with
various picturesque cottages and mills straddling a river heading
out to the beach. There are numerous short circular walks to be
had in this area.
St. David's and Amenities
Quite apart from the wonderfully scenic location, the cottages are
also well placed for amenities, there is one pub serving really
well kept real ale and also bar food just a few hundred yards away,
with two more pubs selling good quality bar meals only one mile
away, whilst a fourth pub, the Sloop, only one and a half miles
away in the fishing harbour of Portgain, is probably the most famous
pub on the St Davids Peninsula. Our hamlet is well catered for by
way of provisions with a small store within 50 yards and a petrol
station with a larger grocery store attached offering a wide selection
of groceries, newspapers, logs etc. on the main Fishguard/St Davids
Road just a couple of hundred yards away. There are a substantial
number of other pubs within 5 miles, a couple of restaurants, and
needless to say numerous tea shops within a similar distance.
Then further north is Strumble Head with its magnificent lighthouse,
which takes you round to Fishguard, a busy small town.
St. David's
Then one must
not forget of course the city of St Davids itself, 6 miles in the
opposite direction and only in size a village yet boasting a Cathedral
(and much more) and its near-by beaches. Also opposite the headland
of St Davids Head is Ramsey Island, well worth exploring. The coastal
path too that runs around the Pembrokeshire Coast can easily be
explored with the aid of the regular walkers buses.
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