Self-catering holiday cottages in Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

<body> <font SIZE="1" COLOR="#000000"><p></font><font face="Times New Roman" size="3" color="#000000"><strong>Self-catering holiday country cottages in Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK from Country Cottages Online for your best British holiday yet.</strong></font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2">Special  offer for owners of <strong>quality self-catering country cottages and similar holiday homes,</strong> Tel:<strong> Country Cottages Online</strong>, 01245 425718 for details. Find <strong>self-catering accommodation</strong> for your <strong>holiday</strong> to <strong>Pembrokeshire</strong>. </font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2"><b>Pembrokeshire - Main Towns and Cities</b><br> Fishguard, Haverfordwest, Keeston, Milford Haven, Mynachlog-ddu, Narberth, Nolton, Pembroke, Saundersfoot, St. Davids, Tenby</font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2">Visit <strong>Pembrokeshire</strong>, in <strong>South Wales</strong>, the county with the best <strong>beaches</strong> in <strong>Britain. Pembrokeshire</strong> has over 50 <strong>beaches</strong>, many with <strong>Blue Flag</strong> awards. Lifeguards watch over many of the <strong>beaches in summer</strong>, ensuring safe relaxation for kids of all ages. Barafundle Bay in <strong>South Pembrokeshire</strong> is a particularly beautiful beach, and Caerfai near St. Davids was voted one of the <strong>finest beaches</strong> anywhere by newspaper readers. </font><font SIZE="2">Manorbier, Freshwater West and Newgale are three of the <strong>best beaches for surfers</strong> amongst others.</font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2">Many delights await the <strong>tourist in Pembrokeshire</strong> - it's ideal for nature lovers, the rocky coastline and offshore islands make it a haven for sea birds. It's even possible to see puffins, those colourful, comical birds with the large beak on Skomer Island, which is part of a marine nature reserve.  The number of visitors to the island each day is limited but a wonderful treat for bird watchers. There are also 229 km of coastal path for the more active visitor - but you don't have to walk it all in one go!</font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2">But if you are fit, or would like more of an activity <strong>holiday, Pembrokeshire</strong> is just perfect. You will find purpose built cycle trail for cycling in safety, there's horse riding, sailing, diving, wind surfing, and sea cliff climbing for the really adventurous.</font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2">But if you just want to relax with the occasional trip to a <strong>tourist attraction</strong>, then <strong>Pembrokeshire</strong> has plenty of those on offer: Fishguards Ocean Lab, Oakwood, Welsh Wildlife Centre... and an almost endless list suitable for families.</font></p> <p><font face="Times New Roman" size="2"><strong>Pembrokeshire</strong> also has a rich historical heritage with many castles that you can visit including Carew, Castell Henllys Iron Age settlement, Haverfordwest 12th Century Castle ruins, Llawhaden Castle which separated the <strong>Welsh </strong>speaking north from the English speaking south, Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry VII, Picton Castle and Woodland gardens, Caldey Abbey on Caldey island, the home of Cistercian monks makes for an interesting visit, Telephone: </font><font SIZE="2">01834 844453 - catch the boat at Tenby Harbour.</font></p> <p><font SIZE="2">There are many other places of interest to tourists and the individual <strong>Welsh</strong> tourist boards will be able to provide further information.<br> </font></p>  </body>