Choose to book a cottage in Carew and you can enjoy a stay in one of Pembrokeshire’s prettiest and most fascinating villages.
About Carew for Cottage Holidays
Set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Carew is well placed for a cottage holiday where you can discover some of the best of the Pembrokeshire coast on day trips.
Although a small village, Carew has attractions of its own to offer visitors; including Carew Castle which stands by a vast millpond of some 23 acres and is now a ruined castle of historic interest with one part being a Norman fort and the other an Elizabethan manor. Standing close to the castle is an interesting historic tidal mill which dates back to the 1800s and still houses the original machinery.
The village of Carew stands on the Carew River, alongside which you will find the ruins of a supposedly haunted medieval castle. Nearby is an 11th century Celtic cross and the restored Carew tidal mill.
Holiday cottages in a 10 mile radius of the small village of Carew are shown. Famailies on holiday in the area may wish to visit the Dinosaur Park or Manor House Animal Park a short drive away. There is a good choice of golf courses for golfers. The main attraction of this southern Pembokeshire area is the seaside; it's not very far to the coast.
Carew itself is a small village, with a church, hotel and pretty cottages and offers unspoilt charm.
For days out by the seaside the popular coastal town of Tenby is just 7 miles from Carew, and the popular coastal town of Saundersfoot is also just 7 miles away.
Whether you opt to rent a holiday cottage within Carew itself or a lodge, a rural retreat or a farm cottage in the nearby countryside, you are sure to be charmed by this village’s picturesque charms.
Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Carew, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Pembrokeshire.
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