Seriously stunning views await from this coastal cottage’s elevated terrace and first-floor balcony, two fantastic places to sit with a morning coffee or a sundowner. A perfect destination for a memory-making retreat on the Pembrokeshire coast, this property accommodates up to six guests and is simply ideal for families or friends travelling together. Make use of the ample water sports equipment that’s been left out for you in the garage, traipsing the short 200m walk down to the beach to hit the waves or mosey out in a kayak. The garage also offers space for bikes to be stored, perfect for those planning on travelling along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path on two wheels.
Benefiting from those far-reaching views, the lounge/diner and kitchen can be found on the first floor of this three-storey place with a balcony and bistro set just off the lounge. Spend time sitting out here, relaxing on the terrace or inside on cooler days. All of your meals can be prepared in the kitchen and there’s space to dine alfresco or indoors. Three bedrooms are laid out across the ground and second floors and there are bathrooms both upstairs and down.
Grab a surfboard and a wetsuit to spend some time on Broad Haven Beach, choose to sign up for surfing lessons or simply brave the waves on your own. For those who prefer to stay dry, lace up your walking boots and follow the coastal pathway, heading down to Little Haven (1 mile) via the beach when the tide is low. The coast path links up plenty of beauty spots along St Brides Bay, including St Brides itself (5 miles) and the scenic Porthmynawyd Beach (8 miles) at the opposite side of the bay. Look out for dolphins, seals and puffins on your travels between these beloved rural spots.