Clustered Holiday Cottages in Wales

Foxhole Cottage, Craig yr Haul and Ty Gwyn Farmhouse share the same wonderful location - set immediately above the popular mile-long Whitesands Beach on the St Davids Peninsula. Their white grouted roofs, set against the brooding backdrop of Garn Llidi mountain, make up one of the most iconic landscapes of Pembrokeshire; a photo many visitors have taken home as a happy memory. The beach and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are only a stone’s throw away. The views of the sea and coastline are spectacular and I can think of no better location for a holiday at any time of year. From there you can follow the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to Caerfai beach at St Davids to the west, or the pretty harbou…

Set in the grounds of the owners’ home, Penally House, on the riverbank, approximately 2 miles from Poppit Sands and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, it is a birdwatchers paradise. Renovated and comfortably furnished in a stylish mix of antique and contemporary pieces reflecting its nautical history and close proximity to the water. Guests have been known to buy Lobster fresh from the shoreline outside the house from fishermen, a great spot and within walking distance of several local pubs serving good food. The wonderful long beach, Poppit Sands, is less than 2 miles away and marks the start of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. There is an excellent farmer’s market and a range of specialist s…

Llanunwas, Solva is a small country estate dating back 400 years standing in glorious isolation on the cliffs in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It is set on the edge of the small harbour village of Solva with its excellent craft shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. Approaching the properties via the woodland driveway one senses the peace and tranquility.  Llanunwas offers it all with breathtaking sea views across St Brides Bay.

Llanunwas, translates as ‘church of the one servant’, and has been tastefully restored to 7 apartments and 2 cottages with many traditional stone and slate features having been retained, both internally and externally around the properties. An ideal hol…

Bryngarw and its attached annex Bryn y Brenin are conveniently situated on the edge of Trefin with the popular village pub serving good food within walking distance. A half mile walk takes you through Trefin to the beautiful Aberfelin Bay with its little sand and shingle beach and rock pools exposed at low tide.

The cottages are comfortable furnished and provide excellent holiday accommodation for families and friends to enjoy. There are 2.5 acres of shared grounds which you are welcome to wander with fantastic sea views over the coast and out to sea.

Enjoy a slower pace to life, take to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to explore this stunning rugged coastline, Porthgain and the bays of Abermaw…

Lower Folly and Little Folly are two wonderful cottages set down a country lane, only a 10 minute walk from the sandy beach and Pembrokeshire Coastal Path at Nolton Haven.

Enjoy dining alfresco surrounded by the lawned garden while you soak up the stunning sea views out over St Brides Bay, or spend evenings round the shared fire pit while you star gaze, the dark skies are amazing.

A 10 minute walk down a country lane takes you to the Coastal Path, sandy beach and beachside pub at Nolton Haven. Exploring this stunning coastline is best on foot. There are a variety of beaches all nearby, Broad Haven and Newgale both offer long golden stretches of sand, popular with families they are also good fo…

Lantern House is a delightful Victorian terraced house on Tenby’s crescent shaped Deer Park. Formerly the Argyle Hotel, the house has been refurbished to provide a high level of quality accommodation for guests.

Set only a few minutes stroll from Tenby’s stunning North Beach seafront.

With the addition of a ground floor apartment, Lantern Suite, this makes an ideal base for family and friends to explore Pembrokeshire.

The beautiful town of Tenby with all its great shops, pubs, restaurants and sandy beaches an easy stroll away.

Roch Castle, dating back to the 12th century has been magnificently restored to offer a fabulous, luxurious holiday home set within Pembrokeshire’s famous Coastal National Park. Fulfil your dream of staying in this dramatic grade I listed Castle, its naturally elevated position maximises stunning views over rolling green countryside to the Preseli Hills or out over the beautiful coastline with St Brides Bay spread out before you.

Penrhiw Priory is the epitome of peace and tranquillity, surrounded by 10 acres of grounds, this grade II listed Victorian vicarage built of Caerbwdi stone is just a short walk from the centre of the tiny City of St Davids. Beautifully and painstakingly restored, man…

Glebe is a stunning, Grade II listed rectory dating back to 1352, with a detached, converted, Coach House. Set in 1.5 acres of grounds, down a sweeping gravel driveway in the hamlet of Nolton, just a pleasant downhill walk from the picturesque sandy cove of Nolton Haven. This magnificent, historical property has plethora of retained features, in particular the medieval vaulted ceiling in the snug and glass covered well in the floor of the conservatory, as well as A-frame beams, feature fireplaces, wooden floors, shutters, cornicing and high ceilings.

It has been lovingly restored using traditional materials, lime mortar and paints and furnished with beautiful antique pieces, rich colours and …

Bonville’s Court Country Park is a small exclusive family run caravan park on the edge of the seaside village of Saundersfoot. The owners have beautifully converted the old power house at the back of the park, a characterful relic of the areas coal mining history and the colliery that once operated on this site, into a wonderful spa and gym with the Sovereign Suite above. Tower Cottage and Anthracite Cottage also share the same building.

You are welcome to enjoy the landscaped grounds of the Country Park, or Saundersfoot with its range of facilities and glorious sandy beaches are just a 10 minute walk away. Join the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and explore this stunning coastline, traveling eas…

Manorbier Holiday Cottages are 3 wonderful properties set around a gravel courtyard sleeping up to 17 guests in total. Originally part of a 17th Century farm, they have been beautifully renovated in the heart of the picturesque seaside village of Manorbier. The castle is on your doorstep and only a short downhill walk takes you to the beach.

Ty Mor can be booked with Delfryn for larger parties sleeping up to 12 by opening up the interlinking double door from the hallway, or combine all 3 cottages for parties up to 17. They are perfect for exploring all that South Pembrokeshire has to offer with super views over the fields or towards the sea and castle. Across the courtyard, the…

Rose Cottage and Honeysuckle Cottage both share the same location tucked away at the end of a no through road. This superb conversion of a typical 18th Century long barn has been renovated into 2 cottages which are carefully mixed with modern luxuries, antiques and lush fabrics.  Set in 4 acres of mature gardens and minutes from the sandy beaches of Pointz Castle and Newgale, what can you hope for?

Beautiful timeless cottages perfect for family breaks.

Marros cottages consist of Pwll Cottage and Pwll Cabin and can accommodate 8 in total. Set down 4 miles of tarmac and an unmade lane, they are tucked away in a stunning location surrounded by farmland. While only 100 yards apart they are totally separate from each other and cleverly landscaped to ensure seclusion from each other, so ideal for an extended family or friends to enjoy a holiday together. Both are comfortably furnished and make welcome retreats whatever the time of year with their eco-friendly Biomass boiler and wood burning stoves. There is even a games room for all the family to enjoy on those rainy days or outside garden games to be played on summer afternoons in the extensive…

1 Caerau Isaf and 2 Caerau Isaf (previously known as Caerau Isaf) share a secluded rural location with far-reaching sea views. Making an ideal retreat for those looking to escape, you can expect quaint and traditional interiors with exposed stone walls and wooden beams. Gardens allow families to enjoy the outside spaces in dry weather while the warming fire stoves inside provide cosy settings on chillier days.

Amenities are close by, there’s Trefin with its pub and Porthgain with its popular Sloop Inn and The Shed Bistro.  The nearby beaches and Coastal Path all its rugged beauty sets the scene for a truly magnificent holiday, some of the fantastic beaches within easy reach include Traet…

Aberfforest is a very special bay on this beautiful coastline, pitted with tiny sandy coves and a favourite haunt of seals and dolphins. Deciduous ancient woodlands run down tiny valleys to the sea’s edge and birdwatchers and naturalists delight in the abundance of wildlife. The extensive woodlands have waterfalls and secluded leafy walks. The sheltered bay, which can only be approached by the general public over a long footpath, is almost private and has launching facilities. Newport and Dinas Cross village are one and a half miles- a pleasant walk in good weather. Following the Coastal Path to Newport will take you past 2 popular beaches, Pwllgwaelod and Cwm yr Eglwys. The properties are a…

Upper Hoaten Cottages near St Brides are a family run enterprise, comprising a courtyard of beautifully restored old stone farm buildings. Whilst retaining the format of a traditional Pembrokeshire farmyard, each cottage has its own distinctive features with separate patio areas surrounded by shrubs and flowers. The enclosed forecourt overlooks a children's play area, well away from all cars. There is a games room with table tennis, pool table, Wi-Fi and pay phone. The separate barbecue area includes a delightful Scandinavian style barbecue cabin, so meals can be enjoyed whatever the weather. There is a 10ft trampoline for the more energetic children and adults. Adjoining the courtyard is a…

Bangeston Farmhouse and Bangeston Barn are unique properties set down a quiet lane near the village of Angle. Set next to each other and sleeping up to a total of 18 people, this is an ideal holiday base for large family groups or friends getting together. Both properties have been renovated to a high standard to provide comfortable accommodation. With easy access to amenities, a 750 yard walk takes you down to East Angle Bay and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path; the village of Angle with its selection of pubs, cafes and village shop is a further short walk away. The horseshoe bay with its sandy beach at West Angle is just the other side of the village and is perfect for lazy summer days, rock…