Seaside House Little Haven Pembrokeshire

If you are looking for a truly special holiday then look no further. Seaside House is sure to delight, being perfectly placed for families or groups wishing to explore Pembrokeshire’s outstanding beauty, perfect for year-round holidays.

• Seaside House occupies possibly one of the most desirable spots in Little Haven, enjoying uninterrupted views of St. Brides Bay, with sea views from almost every room. Approached via a short leafy lane, drive through the gates…. & leave the world behind.

•  The views will take your breath away, listen carefully to hear the magical sound of the sea, lapping on the shore. Step through the front door into the airy sunroom with large dining table, perfectly placed for sunny breakfasts or relaxing evening meals, making the most of precious time together, whilst enjoying magnificent sea views and sunsets.

• Wander into the large sitting room, relax on the comfortable large sofas & easy chairs, on chilly nights cosy up around the log fire, & for the pianists enjoy a tune on the baby grand piano. Perfect setting for family gatherings, celebrations and memorable family Christmases.

•  The well-equipped kitchen (including aga), with stunning sea views, to the front & garden views to the rear, is a place where holiday cooking is a real joy, whilst chatting to the family in the adjacent dining room, although the cafes and pubs in Little Haven serve a great selection of  delicious dishes, using local produce including fresh catch of the day and a range of seafood. Off the kitchen is a well- equipped utility room with American fridge/freezer and laundry facilities.

• Set on the first floor, 5 beautifully furnished, plush & stylish bedrooms, 3 with sea views, perfect for a restful sleep, after a fun day at the beach.

•  Large lawns roll to the front of Seaside House, with another lawned enclosed garden to the rear.

•   The hot tub beckons on the sheltered patio outside the sunroom, relax and enjoy the splendid sea views, and spectacular sunsets over the bay. £50 per week hot tub charge - please call us to add the Hot Tub to your booking.

•   If you have children, Seaside House has many buckets & spades, fishing nets, body boards, books & toys for them to enjoy…& also a safe enclosed garden to play in.

•  The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is within a short walk of the House. Broad Haven (1 mile), beautiful safe, sandy Blue Flag beach, has an excellent minimarket, with bakery & post office. 3 pubs, restaurant, take away fish & chips & surf shop which hires kayaks, surfboards & wetsuits.

Little Haven

•  A popular holiday village with a picturesque setting, sandy beach, café, excellent choice of pubs – The Swann Inn, The Castle & The St. Brides all offer a good choice of freshly prepared food, including fresh fish & seafood.
• Lobster & Mor offers quality crafts & local produce, together with delicious crab/lobster sandwiches.
• Corner House Café ‘provides simple, yet awesome café fayre’, with freshly baked artisan bread, locally sourced produce & delicious desserts, along with wonderful coffee, La Bastilla P3 beans, slowly roasted, just perfect, & delicious Pembrokeshire icecream.

Newgale

• Very popular for surfing. Newsurf at Newgale provides all the necessary equipment & surf lessons for beginners & improvers, by qualified instructors.
• The Duke of Edinburgh pub & 2 cafes. 

Nolton Haven and Nolton Riding Stables

• A  hamlet, with a sandy beach, halfway along the coast of  St.Brides Bay, pub called the Mariners, serves bar food.
• East Nolton Riding Stables, 01437 710360, offers horseriding for beginners or the experienced with countryside trails & beach trekking.

•  A 40-minute drive will take you to St. Davids, with its cathedral, which hosts international musical festivals during the year, has galleries, restaurants ( Cwtch & St. David’s Kitchen),
•  Good pubs, Bishops, The Cross, Farmers Arms, Sloop & The Shed Bistro at nearby Porthgain.
• Whitesands Bay, 1 mile from St. Davids. Local boat trips (Voyages of Discovery) may be booked from here, from nearby St. Justinians & sometimes Whitesands Bay to cruise around rugged Ramsey to see dolphins & Whales and many seabirds, including puffins & shearwaters, Island Expedition & fishing trips

Coasteering

• Walk, scramble, climb, swim & cliff jump your way around the best of Pembrokeshire’s rocky coastline, lots of fun, & for those with a sense of adventure. Increasingly popular, offered by TYF in St Davids. (01437 721611).

St Brides Bay Water Taxi

• Great for walkers of the coastal path. Leave your car in Solva & you are taken by water to your chosen destination, then simply walk back. Or walk the outward leg, make an appointment & be picked up & taken back by boat. Possible destinations, Little Haven, Porthclais, Porthmynawydd, St. Justinian, Nolton. Weather dependant -  01437 720972.

Family Fun

• Pembrokeshire has a very good selection of quality activities to suit all tastes.
• Trampolining at Hangar 5 in Haverfordwest. (01437 700555).
•  Bluestone Water Park, an indoor waterpark, with wave machine & slides. (10834 862410),
• Dr. Beynon’s Bug Farm & Café, unique attraction that is suitable for children & adults alike. Scientific Research Centre & working Farm, run by TV entomologist, Dr. Sarah Beynon. (07966 956357)
• Heatherton World of Activities & Theme Park, near Tenby, indoor & outdoor fun including paintball, fishing, archery, golf plus café.
• Folly Farm, Adventure Park & Zoo, including indoor attractions, near Saundersfoot.
• Ritec Valley Quads, in Penally, near Tenby. (01834 843390).

Dale

•  Unspoilt village in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Popular village, safe beach ( shingle) & lots of water-based activities, including kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, with a traditional seaside pub called The Griffin, which serves, fresh produce, including fish & seafood dishes.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

• The Pembrokeshire Coast Path twists & turns its way for 186 miles along the most breathtaking coastline in Britain. It covers almost every kind of maritime landscape from rugged cliff tops and sheltered coves to long stretches of sandy beaches and winding estuaries.

Castles

•  Pembroke Castle, Carew Castle & Manobier Castle are all magnificent historic fortifications in South Pembrokeshire, hosting many events from pop concerts, proms, living history days, falconry displays, circus days, knight school for children etc.

Working Woollen Mills

• Visit Solva Woollen Mill.

• Tregwynt, near Castlemorris, patronised by Prince Charles, watch the traditional methods using old & contemporary designs, browse the mill shop & enjoy refreshments in the cafes.

 Enjoy year round seaside holidays in this delightful Little Haven house overlooking St Brides Bay.