Torbant Fach

2 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Twin on the gallery with sea and coastal views towards Strumble Head and 1 Double on ground floor.

Bath/Shower Room full suite on ground floor.

Kitchen: electric oven gas hob, microwave & fridge. Table and chairs seating 4

Utility Room: washing machine.

Lounge/Diner: spacious with large L-shaped sofa, TV/DVD.

Grounds enclosed, sheltered rear lawn garden, table and chairs.

Additional Information

Short breaks - No

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Gas central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates£50 p/w. Starter pack of logs.

Dogs - 2 maximium. 1 dog free, additional dog£30 p/w

Travel cot - No

Highchair - No

Bed linen - Included as standard

• Filling Station and mini market is well stocked with groceries, local produce, bakery goods, excellent locally made cakes, newspapers, beach goods, gifts and more. St Davids 7 miles away has a range of amenities including bank, post office, internet cafe, supermarket, chemist, vet, doctor, filling station and interesting independent shops. Pub 300 yards.
  

• This North Pembrokeshire cottage is in an area with magnificent coastal scenery and wonderful cliff top walking along the National Park Coastal Path. The Farmers Arms Mathry is a delightful village pub serving good food and across the road is Siop Fach, a professionally run tearoom and shop selling collectables.
  

• Several small sandy coves and beaches are within a short drive and there are fast (or slow) boat trips from St Davids.

• St Davids with its medieval Cathedral and ruined Bishops' Palace is sure to please - small, intimate shops, art galleries, restaurants and Fishguard, a small busy market town with the Irish Sea Ferry Terminal at Goodwick is also within easy reach.

• For a closer look at the best historic and prehistoric sites in Pembrokeshire arrange an Archaeotour around Nevern & Pentre Ifan, Strumble Head or the Preseli hills. The tour will include the services of an archaeologist guide, transport and refreshments. 07890 155538

• The oldest working woollen mill in Pembrokeshire specialising in woven floor rugs and carpets. Visited by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall who admired the newly restored water wheel. The mill is open all year and visitors can see the loom in action.

• Keen fisher folk might enjoy a days fishing at Yet y Gors Trout Lakes, Manorowen near Fishguard. The lakes are stocked with fish upwards of 2lbs. Hire a rod and buy tackle on site. Hot & cold snacks are available too.

• Try this unique way of exploring the beautiful rugged coastline. Coasteering involves exhilerating adventure swimming, rock hopping and more. An experience you will never forget.

• Boats leave St Justinians to visit Ramsey Island home to characteristic sea birds auks, kittiwakes, shearwaters, peregrines, choughs and more. Remember your binoculars and camera.

• This pleasant 7 mile walk can be extended by 2 miles by climbing up Cairn Ingli for one of the best coastal views in the UK.. At the end of the walk hail a dedicated walkers bus to return you to your starting point.

• Experience the thrill of riding the waves. Surfing lessons for beginners and improvers by qualified instructors from Newsurf located at the northern end of Newgales Blue Flag awarded golden sands.

• Explore Pembrokeshire and discover a surprising number of quality family attractions to keep you entertained for days including Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen, Hangar 5 Trampolines, West Wales Karting, Wickedly Welsh Chocolate Factory, Folly Farm, Blue Lagoon water Park, Manor Wildlife Park and more.