The Forge St.Davids

A delightful St.Davids holiday retreat for two - an ideal base for exploring St.Davids Peninsula

• The Forge is a welcoming bolthole a stone's throw from the centre of St.Davids and within easy walking distance of restaurants, pubs, Caerfai Bay and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
• A delightful holiday retreat set in a characterful old stone Granary building - can be rented together with St Davids Granary (Ref. 1408) positioned above The Forge.
• There is a high level of comfort and quality throughout the apartment, with touches of warming colour and distinctive style combined to create the most wonderfully relaxed and welcoming retreat, perfect for couples who want to enjoy some precious time together.
• Warm and cosy, it has an open plan living space with a fully fitted kitchen, dining suite and comfortable sitting-area.
• A huge inviting L shaped settee in front of the log burning stove welcomes comfort and relaxation.
• The bedroom has a Kingsize bed with en suite shower-room and space for a cot. Luxuriate with a glass of bubbly in the fantastic free standing copper bath - pampering at its best.
• A perfect getaway for couples, small families or friends sharing who would enjoy exploring the surrounding countryside, walking the coastal footpath, discovering unspoilt beaches and dining in convivial waterside inns.
• The property can be rented together with St Davids Granary which sits above The Forge
• Superbly located holiday retreat for exploring all the delights of St.Davids and the surrounding area. Its central location is convenient for local beaches, coastal paths, tiny harbours, sleepy villages, working woollen mills and much more.

• Spend a few hours exploring the thriving ancient village city. Its charming huddle muddle of shops, galleries, bars and restaurant are protectively arranged around magnificent St Davids Cathedral and the atmospheric Bishop's Palace ruins. Book a thrilling boat trip out to the internationally important bird islands. RSPB Ramsey Island just 1 km offshore has impressive sea cliffs teeming with seabirds and the coastal waters around are frequented by seals, dolphins and passing whales.

• Based in St Davids, TYF use the whole of the Pembrokeshire coast to pursue their thrilling adventures. Try coasteering, sea kayaking, surfing and rock climbing. Adventures for all from 8 years to 80.

• Each year at the end of May St Davids Cathedral plays host to a splendid music festival with concerts taking place morning, afternoon and night performed by some of Britain's finest musicians.

• Over 180 miles of wildflower strewn coastal path teeming with wildlife fringes the rugged coast with some of Britain's finest scenery to enjoy along the way.

• Sandy Caerfai Bay backed by purple sandstone cliffs is accessed via a steep flight of steps during low tide. There is a large car park and picnic area overlooking the bay with wonderful views of Skomer and Skokholm Islands beyond. Magnificent multi award winning Whitesands Bay overlooked by the huge rocky outcrop of Carn Llidi is popular with surfers and families alike.

• This award winning family and pet friendly event celebrates rural life, good food, drink, local arts, crafts and fun. They claim to be the friendliest, wildest, whackiest festival you could hope for!

• The Puffin Shuttle and Strumble Shuttle offer a dedicated coastal service calling in at beaches, tiny harbours and sleepy villages all around the coast. Walk the coast path and get the bus back. You will never need to retrace your steps.

• This tiny harbour village has a fascinating industrial heritage. Enjoy good pub food and real ales in the Sloop Inn overlooking the village green or award winning fish and chips and local seafood in the Shed Bistro. Browse original Welsh art in the Harbour Lights Gallery or paintings by local artist Alun Davies in his own gallery.

• The pretty harbour village of Solva has a small sandy beach on low tide. Children can spend hours catching crabs from the harbour wall. There is a small selection of places to eat, shops and galleries.

• Solva Sailboats operate a water taxi which will take you to your chosen destination from where you can walk back along the stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to Solva. Possible destinations include Porth Clais, Porthmynawydd, St Justinians, Nolton Haven and Little Haven (weather dependent). Phone 01437 720972.

• Solva Woollen Mill, patronised by Prince Charles, specialises in fabulous carpets, rugs and runners. Tregwynt Woollen Mill weaves traditional and contemporary designs for blankets, throws, cushions and soft furnishings. Their beautiful products are in demand world wide.

• Quality mountain bikes for adults and children are available for hire by the day or for the duration of your holiday. They can be delivered to your holiday accommodation.

• Perched on the edge of the beautiful and rugged Pembrokeshire coast, St Non's Chapel is said to be built on the site of the home of St David's mother, Non. 
  

• Beautiful 40 acre woodland gardens surround the enchanting 13th century castle both open to the public. Do visit the gallery, shop and courtyard restaurant. The castle hosts a rolling programme of family friendly events throughout the year.
  

• Animal lovers will appreciate a trip to the south of the county where award winning Folly Farm and Manor Wildlife Park between them have an impressive array of exotic animals on show. Expect to see lions, tigers, rhino, gibbons, meerkats, lemurs, penguins, zebra, giraffes, ostriches and more.