Ty Draw Trefin Village, Pembrokeshire coast, Near Porthgain

• Tucked away in the little coastal village of Trefin, Ty Draw has been lovingly renovated to a high standard with all the little details that make a holiday home feel just right.
• Well thought out, the clever conversion means the cottage offers lots of space downstairs to relax in whilst still retaining its charm.
• Enjoy open plan living in the stylish, modern light extension that houses the kitchen/diner. The oak bi-fold doors lead out onto the sun-trap secluded and enclosed gravelled garden - perfect for a relaxing al-fresco meal!
• The inviting sitting room has a wood-burning stove for cosy nights in and the original cottage kitchen has been converted into a small snug with books, games, dvds and a comfortable sofa.
• Both of the cosy bedrooms are upstairs and the bathroom sits on the ground floor.
• Relax and enjoy the Pembrokeshire coast at its best and give the car a holiday whilst staying in this delightful Pembrokeshire cottage.

Trefin

• From the door of the cottage walk along Trefin's main street, to the village pub, The rustic Ship Inn, good for bar meals at lunchtime and early evenings. The village also has a great cafe, Mill House, perfect for a cooked breakfast or packed lunch for a day's walking.
• Aber Felin - a pretty shingle cove with rock pools, overlooked by the remains of Trefin Mill - is a five minute walk.

• From here the Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches in either direction. To the east the small harbour at Abercastle is popular for diving, swimming, kayaking and fishing - and to the west is the unique harbour at Porthgain with the Sloop Inn and award winning 'Shed' Bistro.

• The popular Strumble Shuttle Coastal Bus Service, intended for transporting coast path walkers, stops in Trefin 3 times a day between May & September and twice daily from September to May on its way from Newport to St Davids.

• With over a dozen beaches to explore on the St Davids Peninsula, Traeth Llyfn and Abereiddi are the closest but if you like to surf you will enjoy the wide sandy expanses of Whitesands and Newgale.

• A short drive up the coast near to the sand and shingle beaches of Aberbach and Abermawr, is the famous Melin Tregwynt where a huge selection of woollen goods are made to compliment the mill's unique fabrics. Stop a while and enjoy a lunch or cake and coffee at the café.

• St Davids Cathedral City, a ten minute drive away, has a useful range of amenities - banks and post office, internet cafe, supermarket and filling station, chemist, doctor and vet. There are also interesting independent shops, galleries, restaurants, cafes and pubs.

• Bring your children to explore the wonderful ruined St Davids Bishops Palace or if you are interested in culture there is an annual festival of Shakespeare plays at the Bishop's Palace and a continuous programme of music to be heard in the magnificent medieval St Davids Cathedral.

Ramsey Island Boat Trips

• Book a boat trip whilst in St Davids around the famous bird islands - either a fast adrenalin ride or a more sedate one - but an experience not to be missed - your dogs are welcome too!
• Enjoy mackerel fishing - a lovely way to spend an hour or so drifting on the bay as well as providing beautiful freshly caught fish for supper.

• Explore Pembrokeshire to discover an array of amazing family attractions including Castell Henllys Reconstructed Iron Age Settlement, Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen, Folly Farm, the Tudor Merchant's House Tenby (N.T), Manor Wildlife Park, Blue Lagoon water park, Heatherton Sports Park and so many more.