Rhosygilwen Cottage

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 5 adults.  2 Doubles on 1st floor.  1 Single on the ground floor.

Family Bathroom with bath and toilet on 1st floor. Shower room and toilet on ground floor

Kitchen/Diner large and well-equipped with door to conservatory. Electric oven and electric hob, dishwasher, microwave. Dining table with chairs to seat 6. Washing machine in the shower room.

Lounge with sofas, tv, wood burning stove, welcome pack of logs provided.

Grounds extensive gardens with mature shrubs.

Please note there is a small shallow pond in the "secret garden" so parents with small children need to be aware 

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes for up to 3 cars

Fuel - central heating inclusive (wood chip fuelled heating system). Welcome pack of logs inclusive.

Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, 2nd @ £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

• Explore the beautiful and rugged north Pembrokeshire coast on foot. Walk as far as you like and take the coastal bus back.

Porthgain

• The historic harbour village of Porthgain is well worth a visit. Enjoy eating at the award winning Shed Fish & Chips Bistro or traditional Sloop Inn and browse the Harbour Lights and Alun Davies galleries specialising in local and Welsh art.

• Walk along the coast path from Porthgain to the lovely unspoiled and secluded beach of Traeth Llyfn backed by towering seacliffs.
• Abereiddy is a safe beach for surfers and neighbours the legendary Blue Lagoon ,location for the Red Bull World Cliff Diving.Fabulous for coasteering .

Coastal Buses

• A dedicated bus service regularly calls in at every little village, sleepy harbour, hidden cove and popular beach along the Pembrokeshire coast. The Puffin Shuttle runs between St Davids and Marloes. The Strumble Shuttle travels between St Davids and Newport.

Whitesands Bay

• A magnificent sweep of golden sands overlooked by the rocky outcrop of Carn Llidi popular with walkers, surfers and families.

St Davids

• Britain's tiniest and most characterful city of St Davids is built around its magnificent 12th century Cathedral.

TYF, St Davids

• Thrilling adventure activities such as coasteering, surfing, climbing, cycling, kayaking and more can be organised by TYF based in St Davids.

Boat Trips

• Explore the breathtaking Pembrokeshire coastline teeming with wildlife on a memorable boat trip. Choose from wet and wild or traditional and sedate at Thousand Islands Expeditions, Voyages of Discovery, Ramsey Island Cruises, Venture Jet and Falcon Boats. There is something to suit all tastes.

Solva Woollen Mill

• One of only two remaining working woollen mills in Pembrokeshire. Solva Woollen Mill, patronised by Prince Charles specialises in flat weave carpets and rugs. Browse the mill shop and enjoy refreshments in the tearoom.

Fish Feasts

• Visit Something Fishy in Solva for delicious local dressed crab and lobsters.

Nolton Haven

• The pretty seaside village of Nolton Haven with a beautiful sandy cove is home to Nolton Riding Stables. Enjoy galloping across the beach or trekking through the lovely Pembrokeshire countryside.

Coasteering

• An exciting water sport developed in Pembrokeshire. Do try this unique way of exploring the coast which involves rock scrambling, jumping into the sea from rocky outcrops and adventure swimming.

• Dr Beynon's Bug Farm, Scolton Manor Country Park and Museum, Hangar 5 Trampolines, West Wales Karting, Folly Farm, the Dinosaur Park, Manor Wildlife Park and Blue Lagoon Waterpark are just a small selection of the quality family attractions around the county.
  

Families or groups of friends with 2 dogs can enjoy year round holidays in this lovely  cottage surrounded by fabulous gardens near St Davids.