Overview

Good value self catering accommodation in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The accommodation is clean, comfortable and well equipped.
Only 200 yards from the beautiful sandy beach of Freshwater Bay and the spectacular scenery of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
An excellent base for exploring Tenby, Pembroke and South Pembrokeshire.
Also a brilliant location for outdoor activities such as walking, fishing, surfing, climbing and coasteering

 

Accommodation Details

Two bedroom self catering accommodation on two floors.
On the ground floor is an open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room and on the first floor a double bedroom, a twin or bunk bedroom and shower/bathroom.
Facilities include fridge/freezer, electric oven and hob, microwave and other kitchen equipment and utensils, 32 inch TV, DVD, WiFi, comfortable sofas, dining table and chairs.

 

Price Guide:

�200 to �430 per week per property.
Short breaks also available outside peak season @ �35 to �60 per night (minimum charge �100).
Discounts for multiple week bookings, return bookings and single or two person occupancy - please enquire.
Prices include

 

General Details

Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is a quiet rural holiday village. There is an onsite pub/restaurant/bar called the Longhouse which also has a small shop, games room and function room.
The accommodation is arranged in short two storey blocks within landscaped grounds. It adjoins a local nature reserve and National Trust land. It is also very close to a sandy beach.
I live just half a mile away so I am on hand if the need arises.
Each property has a dedicated parking space.
Saturday is changeover day.

 

Other Information

There is a coastal bus service - the Coastal Cruiser - which is great for people who want to walk different sections of the Coastal Path without having to retrace their steps.
The nearest station is at Lamphey where there is also a Spar shop and bakery. There are several good country pubs in the local villages.
We are 8 miles from Tenby and 4 miles from Pembroke.
There are many beauty spots, theme parks, heritage sites and activity centres in the area, such as Heatherton, Folly Farm, Oakwood, Blue Lagoon, Pembroke Castle, Bosherston Lily Ponds and the Green Bridge of Wales.
The Pembrokeshire Coast was recently voted the second best coastal destination in the world by National Geographic.
Nearby Barafundle Bay is also of world renown.