Ty Pegi

• Tucked away in the tiny hamlet of Rhos y Caerau the cottage overlooks moorland and a small lake with a backdrop of the iron age hill fort of Garn Fawr and glimpses of the sea beyond.
• Enjoy spectacular sunsets from this gem of a little Pembrokeshire holiday cottage, in a place of great tranquillity to escape to and unwind in, a bird watchers, naturalists and walkers paradise.
• There is a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove in an inglenook. French doors open into a sun room with a small balcony with a truly unique view.
• The bright light and airy bedroom has an antique mirrored dressing table, comfortable twin beds and crisp white bed linen.
• Private and peaceful but not cut off. Ty Pegi has WiFi to keep you in touch.
  

• Fishguard 3 miles away has a sandy beach and a range of amenities including bank, post office, internet cafe, supermarket, filling station, chemist, doctor, vet and interesting independent shops. Fishguard Farmers Market is held every Saturday and a weekly market every Thursday. Goodwick is close by and has several shops, pubs, an excellent restaurant (Farmhouse Kitchen) and the Fishguard Bay Hotel, highly recommended for traditional Sunday lunches – a tribute to a more gracious era which overlooks the fabulous harbour from where there are daily ferry services to Ireland

• Walk the nearby bridle path to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and rugged Strumble Head with its bird and marine life observatory and Lighthouse - perhaps some of the most magnificent coastal scenery in all of the Path’s 186 miles. Seals breed hereabouts & porpoises & pods of dolphins are occasionally seen offshore. There are more than a dozen sandy beaches, coves & harbours between St Davids and Newport.
• National Geographic Magazines ranks the Welsh coast as one of the world’s greatest with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and coastal bus service getting a special mention.

• Stena Line operates daily ferries from Fishguard to Roslare in Ireland. Take your car or travel as a foot passenger and choose any one of a number of busses in the Irish port to explore a little bit of Ireland for the day and maybe see unexpected marine life.

• Britain's smallest city with a magnificent medieval Cathedral nestled at its heart. Just a village really with a variety of interesting shops, galleries, crafts and a choice of places to eat and drink. Do take the opportunity to book a memorable boat trip out to the famous bird islands.

• Some of the highest sea cliffs in Wales, home to breeding colonies of sea birds, birth place to hundreds of grey seals on the shores around and a special combination of wild marine flowers and gorse provide habitats for small birds some rare. RSPB boat trips from St Justinians in St Davids. You may be lucky enough to see some exotic marine life.

• Work by Helen Beazley painter and Marc Mordery photographer both strongly influenced by Pembrokeshire wildlife and scenery. Visiting artists also exhibit each month.

• Llanwnda Stables nearby based above the picturesque coastal village of Goodwick offer rides, hacks and treks for experienced riders and tuition for beginners. Treks for mixed abilities can also be arranged.

• Why not pamper yourselves in a world of relaxing Spa treatments and revitalising luxury at the Ivybridge Spa in Goodwick. Spa Days and packages with a wide range of pampering treatments for men, women & teens.

• The historic coastal visit of Porthgain is home to two respected art galleries, Alun Davies and Harbour Lights. Alun Davies, born and brought up in north Pembrokeshire specialises in local scenes, particularly around north Pembrokeshire. The Harbour Lights Gallery exhibits original Welsh art, prints and sculpture.
  

• This 7 mile walk can be extended by 2 miles if you climb Carn Ingli for one of the best views in the UK.

• Celtic Diving is a 5 star PADI dive centre and a BSAC diver training school. They offer Try Dives for novices and can arrange a dive for qualified divers.

• Visit Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen, Hangar 5 Trampoline Park, West Wales Karting, Haverfordwest Swimming Pool, Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park, Heatherton Sports Park, Blue Lagoon Water Park and Tenby Tudor Merchants House N.T. to name but a few.

1 Twin bedroom sleeping 2 (plus a folding bed for a child).

Bathroom with full suite and separate shower. Washer/dryer in built-in cupboard.

Kitchen galley style with fitted units, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer.

Living/Dining Room 2 x 2 seater sofas, inglenook with wood burning stove, TV. Table and chairs seating 4. Doors to Sun Room with 2 armchairs, small table and doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking the garden with moorland and Garn Fawr beyond.

Grounds pretty garden on several levels with stone patio, lawn, garden furniture, lovely countryside views.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, for 2 cars

Fuel - Electric storage heaters and a starter pack of logs inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £15 p/w

Dogs - 1, welcome free

Travel cot - No

Highchair - No