Pembrokeshire self catering sleeps 4

20 Folkeston Hill

This semi-detached holiday bungalow is in a secluded valley, about five minutes' walk to the sandy cove of Nolton Haven. The huge, sandy surfing beach of Newgale is about 10 mins' drive.

Middle Hill Farm

A cosy and comfortable caravan for adults only and older children (18 plus) in a peaceful setting on a farm overlooking the Pembrokeshire countryside and Manorbier Bay, minutes from the village which has a shop/post office, pub, cafes and a restaurant.

Ty Moch Bach

White Gate Caravan Park

Set in a wooded valley, abundant in wild life, this well kept small caravan park is five minutes walk from the beach at Wiseman's Bridge and a mile from the Pembrokeshire coastal village of Saundersfoot.

Meadow Caravan

Comfortable, well equipped caravan in private location near the coast of Broad Haven. Lovely views of woodland and sheep. Price includes gas, electricity, bed linen and welcome pack. From £250 to £420 per week.

Furzeholm

Furzeholm is an attractive, comfortable self catering chalet in a private valley 10 minutes walk from the beach and Pembrokeshire coastal path. There are many holiday activity opportunities available nearby.

Brynteg

A pretty cottage, beautifully restored with lots of original character, in the peaceful hilltop village of Mathry just one and a half miles from the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast with its breathtaking views, secluded coves and award-winning beaches.

Fulmar

Fulmar is in a small valley leading down to the sandy bay of Nolton Haven. It is ideally placed to explore the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal Park with all its beaches, harbours, islands and amazing wildlife, yet only a short drive from St Davids.

Long Barn

A brightly decorated, cosy stone cottage with large private garden, part of a group of traditional stone buildings set around a large courtyard in four acres of mature, landscaped grounds on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park.

The Lodge

A high quality, non-smoking and pet free holiday cottage situated halfway between St Davids and Fishguard on the outskirts of the hamlet of Llanrhian on the St David's Peninsula in Pembrokeshire.