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Ty Clai - Townhouse and pottery by the sea

As seen in Conde Nast and the Sunday Times magazine! Nestled in the heart of Fishguard, with only a 10 minute walk to the sea, Ty Clai offers the best of the Pembrokeshire coastline along with great food and music on your doorstep. Sleeping up to 6 guests, Ty Clai is thoughtfully renovated with original, crafted artworks, objects and furniture. A south-west facing garden provides a tranquil oasis. There is parking for two cars at the rear. Pottery classes can be arranged as part of your stay!

The Old Red Lion, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire

Our lovely cottage is deceptively spacious and just 500 metres from the centre of Fishguard, a great base to explore Pembrokeshire's stunning coast. Sleeps up to 10 guests, and one dog allowed. Lounge with a woodburner, TV and pool table, well equipped kitchen with dining area, and lounge-dining area opening out onto patio and garden. 2 bedrooms downstairs, family room and small double room and bathroom with shower over large bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, king size and double, and shower room.

Rosebud cottage Romantic cottage for a couple

Rosebud is in a quiet part of Fishguard 150 yards from town centre , 2 min walk to lower Fishguard harbour were they filmed under milk wood by Dilan Thomas. " In a peaceful countryside setting, this cosy traditional self-catering cottage in the heart of Pembrokeshire is within easy reach of the coast and its many attractions. 15 mins drive to Cardigan St David's and Haverfordwest 20 Min drive to Oakwood Folly farm coastal walks start from 100 yards from cottage parking in front of the cottage

Historic 18th century Mill - Lower Town Fishguard

Old Mill House, a charming, refurbished retreat nestled in heart of Lower Town, Fishguard The Pembrokeshire coastal path, beach, harbour, pub, cafe & kids playground moments away. Pets welcome. Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms - 2x Dble & 1 with 2 single bunks. 2 new bathrooms. This converted Mill boasts bright, modern living spaces, a fully equipped new kitchen, cozy living room with wood-burner Private patio with BBQ and table for 6 WiFi and 60’ Smart Tv & apps Private parking, extensive gardens

Quay House, by the sea

This stylish house on the quayside in Lowertown has wonderful views over the small harbour. Featured in the film set of ‘Under Milkwood’ with Richard Burton and Liz Taylor, it is a short walk to the fabulous ‘Ship Inn’ Join the Pembrokeshire coast path on the door step, swim off the quayside or enjoy crabbing with the kids! There is a beach at the end of the quay at low tide and plenty of other beaches locally. Inland, explore the Preseli hills and the quarries of famous Stonehenge Bluestones!

Annexe near coastal path

Situated in the village of Goodwick, the annexe has a sea view and is near the beach and the Pembrokeshire coast path. The annexe is a bright spacious open plan room with a king sized bed/seating area/fully equipped kitchen and separate shower room. We provide bedding and towels and a small welcome pack on arrival. Fishguard and Goodwick train station is 500m away, and Fishguard harbour is 1km away. There are steps up to the annexe so may not be suitable for people with walking difficulties.

Being close to the town centre and coastal path

The Lower Coach-house is situated on the slopes of a wooden valley overlooking the fishing harbour of Lower Town. It is completely self contained offering a haven of peace and quiet with sea views from every room. The apartment, below the owners home is part of an attractive characterful, stone building, approached by a flight of stone steps. It is comfortable furnished and has an area of lawn and patio with views towards the harbour. There is about 100m to the town square and Coastal Path.

Private studio over bay on Pembs coastal path.

Seasidesteps is a spacious studio and has panoramic views over Fishguard Bay, and is an ideal location for peace and quiet . It is a stones throw from Fishguard Harbour where the stenna line ferry travels to Rosslare. Shops , pubs and restaurants , train station and bus routes are all within a short walk and St David's and Newport beach,also Ffald y Breninn are both only a 20 min drive. Seasidesteps is also situated on the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastal path so ideal for walking breaks.

The Barn@Trefechan Wen - Spacious Coastal Luxury

The Barn is a beautiful Pembrokeshire blue stone longhouse in an idyllic setting within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and a 20 minute walk from the amazing Coastal Path! With scenic coastal walks right on your doorstep the rugged, elemental beauty of the coastline with its incredible views, coves, beaches and wildlife is yours to explore! Steeped in history and away from it all yet easily accessible by car, train and even the ferry from Ireland! Your piece of Welsh paradise awaits!

Bronyrhiw - Spacious home with stunning sea-views

Looking out to the sea and Preseli hills, Bronyrhiw is a beautifully renovated cottage offering ample space to relax. This comfortable, light and spacious property is the perfect base to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast and is within easy reach of the best dog-friendly beaches. Bronyrhiw is just a few minutes from the infamous Pembrokeshire Coast Path and its elevated spot lends itself to the most stunning sun-rises! Bronyrhiw is near to local amenities, pubs, restaurants and shops.

Milos’ holiday let

Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place. The town with cafes, pubs, shops and amenities are a very short walk away. In the opposite direction (also a very short walk) is the Pembrokeshire Coast, with access to The Coastal Path taking you to the quaint historic Lower Town where Moby Dick was filmed! In the other direction on the coastal path is Fishguard/Goodwick harbour where you can take a day trip to Ireland.

The Maids Cottage

Located within the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park & Situated adjacent to our 17th Century farm house, The Maids Cottage is a unique and newly renovated studio style cottage comprising of living/sleeping/kitchette area and a new modern shower room.The building dates back to the 17th century and was the original milking shed where the ‘house cow’ would have been milked by the farm maid.