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Discover the magic of Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is an enchanting destination, known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known in Welsh as Gwlad Hud a Lledrith (Land of Magic and Enchantment), its beauty and charm are impossible to resist. Whatever your interests, be it ancient forts, steam railways, golf courses, outdoor activities, wildlife, nature, walking, cycling, bird watching, coasteering (originating right here in West Wales!), Victorian seaside towns and majestic coastlines, stately homes and gardens, art galleries, museums, restaurants - there's something here for everyone. .
Trenewydd and the Surrounding Area
Located on the North Pembrokeshire coast, Trenewydd is close to the charming villages of Moylegrove and St Dogmaels, as well as the ancient market town of Cardigan. St Dogmaels was named one of the "Best Places to Live in Wales 2022" by The Times - why not head for the working watermill for flour or homemade bread, stopping at the abbey founded in 1120 and its resorted Coach House Visitor Centre for cake and coffee; there is also a small supermarket, a Post Office, a super fish and chip shop and a community pub, The White Hart.
TimeOut hailed Cardigan as one of the UK’s top destinations for 2023, praising its creative flair and fascinating history. There are plenty of interesting and unique shops, places to eat, and of course the castle.
Discover the magic of Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is an enchanting destination, known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known in Welsh as Gwlad Hud a Lledrith (Land of Magic and Enchantment), its beauty and charm are impossible to resist. Whatever your interests, be it ancient forts, steam railways, golf courses, outdoor activities, wildlife, nature, walking, cycling, bird watching, coasteering (originating right here in West Wales!), Victorian seaside towns and majestic coastlines, stately homes and gardens, art galleries, museums, restaurants - there's something here for everyone. .
Trenewydd and the Surrounding Area
Located on the North Pembrokeshire coast, Trenewydd is close to the charming villages of Moylegrove and St Dogmaels, as well as the ancient market town of Cardigan. St Dogmaels was named one of the "Best Places to Live in Wales 2022" by The Times - why not head for the working watermill for flour or homemade bread, stopping at the abbey founded in 1120 and its resorted Coach House Visitor Centre for cake and coffee; there is also a small supermarket, a Post Office, a super fish and chip shop and a community pub, The White Hart.
TimeOut hailed Cardigan as one of the UK’s top destinations for 2023, praising its creative flair and fascinating history. There are plenty of interesting and unique shops, places to eat, and of course the castle.
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Stunning Coastline Just beyond Trenewydd lies the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and craggy coves. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path, ranked by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful coastal stretches in the world, offers endless opportunities for exploration, with many beaches nearby welcoming dogs. |
Ceredigion: Beyond Pembrokeshire
A short trip into neighbouring Ceredigion reveals tranquil farms, sandy coves, and picturesque fishing villages. Known for its dairy farms and award-winning cheeses, the region also offers outstanding dining experiences and exceptional distilleries, such as In the Welsh Wind and Dà Mhìle.
Dark Skies and Stargazing
Wales boasts internationally recognized Dark Sky areas, making it a haven for stargazers. Nearby Poppit Sands, one of eight Dark Sky Discovery Sites along the Pembrokeshire coast, offers a spectacular view of the cosmos on clear nights.
A short trip into neighbouring Ceredigion reveals tranquil farms, sandy coves, and picturesque fishing villages. Known for its dairy farms and award-winning cheeses, the region also offers outstanding dining experiences and exceptional distilleries, such as In the Welsh Wind and Dà Mhìle.
Dark Skies and Stargazing
Wales boasts internationally recognized Dark Sky areas, making it a haven for stargazers. Nearby Poppit Sands, one of eight Dark Sky Discovery Sites along the Pembrokeshire coast, offers a spectacular view of the cosmos on clear nights.
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Abundant Wildlife
West Wales is home to diverse wildlife across its coastlines, woodlands, and wetlands. Coastal areas host puffins, guillemots, and peregrine falcons, while buzzards and red kites are commonly seen overhead. The waters off Cardigan Bay are teeming with marine life, including seals, dolphins, and occasionally whales. For nature enthusiasts, Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve is a treasure trove, where you can spot butterflies, dragonflies, and more (The BBC's Autumnwatch was filmed here in 2022). |
When asked, "Why Pembrokeshire?" one of our guests told us, "We come every year, we can't stay away - there's just something so special about it." And if you need any further persuasion to come to the most amazing, wonderful, and magical place in the world, take a look at these inspirational photos.
In this extraordinary place, there truly is something for everyone, so why wait? Book your break with us now and embark on your own unforgettable Pembrokeshire adventure!
Find more information at the following websites:
Visit Wales
Visit Pembrokeshire
Things to do in West Wales
10 best things to do in Pembrokeshire
Days out in West Wales
A day out with the kids
12 top-rated tourist attractions on the Pembrokeshire coastline
Things to do in Ceredigion
Attractions of Cardigan Bay
100 things to do in Ceredigion
In this extraordinary place, there truly is something for everyone, so why wait? Book your break with us now and embark on your own unforgettable Pembrokeshire adventure!
Find more information at the following websites:
Visit Wales
Visit Pembrokeshire
Things to do in West Wales
10 best things to do in Pembrokeshire
Days out in West Wales
A day out with the kids
12 top-rated tourist attractions on the Pembrokeshire coastline
Things to do in Ceredigion
Attractions of Cardigan Bay
100 things to do in Ceredigion
My wife and I arranged a holiday for our entire family, son, daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren (13 of us in all). We had four cottages, all of which were perfect for our stay. Ginnie and Andrew were lovely throughout, from the very warm welcome to our departure. The whole family had a great time and used many of the excellent facilities, the scalextric was a particularly favourite. Suffice to say, we have booked again for next year.