Cwm Eithin (Cerbid)

Provided for your pleasure are Welsh cheese, milk and butter, wine, flowers, fluffy towels, facecloths, kitchen teacloths and local handmade bathroom lotions and soaps.

3 heavily beamed bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6 adults (+ 2 folding beds for children). All rooms are on the ground floor with wash basins.

Master bedroom with Kingsize bed and 2 Twin bedrooms.

Bathroom with full suite.

Shower/Laundry Room toilet wash basin, automatic washing machine.

Kitchen/Diner spacious room overlooking meadow and stream. Door opening onto front lawn. Pine dining suite and Welsh dresser. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Full laundry facilities, and tumbler drier.

Lounge very comfortable furniture. Massive, stone fireplace with log burning stove and feature open beamed ceiling. Two bay windows with window seats TV/video/DVD. Helpful bookshelf on Pembrokeshire.

Garage and Grounds extensive lawns to tiddler stream, gravelled patios, secret garden, children's swings and barbecue.

Additional Information

Short breaks - All year (except summer holidays)

WiFi - Yes, (telephone with honesty box)

Changeover - Saturday

Towels provided - Yes (beach towels not provided)

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Central heating, logs inclusive

Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes, on request

Highchair - Yes, on request

• Solva's busy village shop, post office and off licence, Bay View Stores, sells groceries, papers and angling supplies and offer a delivery service.

• Situated in restful countryside in the middle of St Davids Peninsula - wonderful beaches and coves to explore, many are pet friendly.
• Surfing, swimming, golf, fishing, riding, boat trips within easy driving distance.

• A Blue Flag awarded beautiful sandy beach with rolling waves, rugged rocks and rock pools backed by a small mountain Carn Llidi. The beach is popular with bathers, surfers and canoeists as well as walkers and climbers. There is a car park, small cafe, shop and toilets. Dogs are permitted between May and September. Linger awhile and enjoy the wonderful sunsets.
• Keen walkers will enjoy this 5 mile walk around St Davids Peninsula the views are magnificent

• The western sea cliffs of Ramsey are among the highest in Wales and home to many seabirds. The rare chough breeds here too. Several hundred seal pups are born each autumn on the beaches and in the caves. Special combinations of coastal flowers provide a perfect habitat for small birds.

• Traditional and exhilarating boat trips leave from St Justinans on the St Davids Peninsula (booking in St Davids & Solva) Remember your camera and binoculars. Look out for dolphins, porpoise and whales on route. This truly is an experience you will never forget.

• This 14th Century Church, on the site of a very early monastic settlement, is dedicated to St Hywel, a Breton saint who appears in Mabinogion. It forms part of the 'Saints & Stones Pilgrimage'.
• Sealyham Activity Centre in Wolfs Castle is just the place for the energetic of your party. They can choose land or water adventures such as archery, canoeing, coasteering, sailing surfing & more. The rest of you may prefer a leisurely meal at the picturesque old Wolfs Castle Inn located in the same village.

• The award winning Oriel y Felin can be visited in St Davids. Do take the opportunity to see Pauline Beynon's work as well as visiting exhibits of paintings, ceramics and jewellery by invited artists.

• Located in near Abermawr and Aberbach, a huge selection of woollen goods is made to compliment the mill's unique weaves. The mill coffee shop serves homemade and local produce for a real taste of Wales.
• Located in Middle Mill above Solva, traditional Welsh rugs, stair runners and blankets are weaved at the mill, creating traditional designs unique to the mill's weavers.

• Nolton Haven is a tiny village with a sandy beach, a 200 year old stone chapel clinging nail bitingly close to the cliff edge, a village pub serving bar food and East Nolton Riding Stables who will take you on a thrilling gallop across the beach or trekking in the beautiful Pembrokeshire landscape.

• A picturesque village and quay alongside a fiord like estuary with a handful of interesting shops, a pottery, a gallery and a number of places to eat and drink. Solva Woollen Mill just outside the village was visited by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.

• The ferries run daily from Fishguard harbour to Rosslare in Ireland . Travel as a foot passenger and take advantage of the bus and coach service which meets the ferry in Rosslare taking you to many destinations including Waterford Glass and Wexford or drive your own car.

• Shore fishing around the beaches and rocks off Druidston, Newgale Sands and St Davids is arguably some of the best in Wales. Do remember to pack your fishing gear.

• Learn to surf and experience the thrill of riding the waves from Newgale's glorious golden sands. Daily lessons for beginners & improvers by qualified instructors.

• Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen, Zorbing Downhill Revolution Nolton, Hangar 5 Trampolines, Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, Picton Castle and Anna Ryder Richardson's Manor Wildlife Park are great family days our within an easy drive.