Lochturffin Old Farmhouse Nr Mathry & St Davids

• An original North Pembrokeshire Farmhouse (part 17th century in origin) - with 3 floors, tastefully furnished, equipped and decorated to a high standard throughout. ('Visit Wales' 5 Star).
• Adjacent to, but completely separate from the owners historic manor house, the Farmhouse has its own private access and an enclosed garden, patio with rattan patio furniture, loungers, wooden furniture, charcoal barbecue and brazier.
• There is a large well maintained hot tub on the patio (used at your own risk and please supervise children at all times)  - enjoy an evening's relaxation as the sun goes down!
• A full sized tennis court is available for the energetic as well as sole use of the owner's gym and games room. There is a full sized table tennis, table football and TV monitor for use with games consoles The enclosed private garden is ideal for children and pets to play in,
•  Set in a small woodland grove on a quiet and private tree-lined country lane, with access to Lochturffin's Nature  Reserve a short stroll away. Picnic by the lakes, take an evening walk, watch galore wildlife galore - maybe even trout leaping. 
• Enjoy fly fishing on the private lakes - the larger one is stocked with rainbow trout. NB. swimming is not allowed in the lakes, please supervise children at all times.  A fishing licence is required and fishing is limited to 2 rods at any one time.  The season is from 1st April to 31 October.
• A short stroll along the owner's private lane leads to Lochturffin's Nature Reserve - picnic by the lakes, take an evening walk,  watch wildlife galore - maybe even trout leaping!
• Central on St Davids Peninsula and within a short drive of  Abereiddy, Aberfelin, Abercastle, Abermawr and Aberbach & Whitesands beach to the north and picturesque Solva harbour and Newgale to the south.
• Fishguard, 9 miles away, has a small cinema, bank, post office, supermarket, filling station, chemist and interesting independent shops including 'Jane's,' a haberdashery emporium & tea room!
• There is a wealth of literature available for guests including leaflets, maps, walks, beaches and places to visit with guest recommendations for places to eat.
• Flexible Short Breaks available throughout the winter months only, £160 per night.

• Mathry, a hilltop village, is nearby - there is a pub serving good bar food and an interesting church..
• The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its spectacular scenery, the coastal village of Abercastle,  twin beaches of Abermawr and Aberbach, Solva with its picturesque harbour, Whitesands Beach and the Cathedral City of St Davids are all within a short drive away.
  
• Share the experience of Pembrokeshire's great outdoors on a guided walk - traditional or Nordic walkers catered for. Contact Pembrokeshire Paths 01437 530025
  

• A delightful sandy cove strewn with rocks and lots of pools to explore just a short distance away - certain to be fairly quiet - you have to walk the last half mile!

• With its beautiful medieval Cathedral and ruined Bishops Palace,  myriad small shops, award winning restaurants and cafes, is a must to visit.
• The Cathedral hosts world renowned music festivals and a spectacular candle lit Carol Service in December.

• Book at St Davids (depart from St Justinians) an unforgettable day on Ramsey Island to see seals, a large variety of birds, deer and spectacular scenery. Enjoy one of the many boat trips also available to watch wildlife along this beautiful coastline. Further afield is Skomer Island renowned for its Puffin colony, during the months of May, June & July, which is definitely worth a visit. An experience not to be missed and never to be forgotten. 

• Not for the faint-hearted - exhilarating high-speed trips to Ramsey and Grassholm Islands to watch marine life 

Porthgain 

• A picturesque harbour village and a very popular tourist centre thanks to The Sloop a great family friendly pub serving locally caught crab, The Shed a super fish & chip bistro and excellent art galleries.. 
  

• Lots to see and do locally - golf at Priskilly, a working woollen mill at Tregwynt with a shop and cafe serving light lunches, sandwiches and cakes. Do visit Fishguard, a bustling market town, has a regular Farmers Market, a mixture of shops, art galleries and a cinema.

• A 100' long 'Last Invasion Tapestry' tells the story of Britain being invaded by France and repelled by local Welsh ladies in their traditional Welsh costumes. They were mistaken for soldiers in uniform.

• Call in at Newsurf, Newgale or  St Davids for all your beach and water sports needs. Kayaks, surfboards, wetsuits and body boards are available for sale or hire.

Family Days Out

• Castle Henllys Iron Age Fort, Scolton Manor, Picton Castle, Wickedly Welsh Chocolate, Hangar 5 Trampolines, Oakwood, Heatherton, Tenby Dinosaur Park, Anna Ryder Richardson's Manor Wildlife Park and Folly Farm are just some of the family attractions in Pembrokeshire.