£230 - £350

Set in the rural tranquillity of North Pembrokeshire, on a working farm 3 miles from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Hen Stabl has been converted from a former stable / coach-house to provide comfortable and spacious accommodation, whilst retaining the character of the original building. We are at the northern end of the Preseli Hills - Bluestone Country - and only 8 miles from the west coast of Pembrokeshire, with its rugged cliffs and sandy beaches. The nearest village is Boncath, 2 miles away, with a good village shop and pub, while the nearest town, Cardigan, is 7 miles away. There are many activities to be enjoyed in the area, such as fishing, golf, canoeing and pony trekking, as well as lots of walking country.

The cottage has full central heating as well as a gas-fired log effect stove in the sitting room. There is TV with Teletext, digital TV recorder with Freeview+, DVD player and stereo. The fitted kitchen has an electric cooker, fridge, microwave and dining area with stable door opening into the large sheltered garden. The double bedroom with exposed beams has an ensuite bathroom, and opens onto a balcony with far-reaching views over open countryside to Cardigan Bay. Hên Stabl sleeps 2 adults and one baby up to 18 months at the time of the holiday, and we will provide a travel cot, highchair and stairgate, but not bedding for the cot. An automatic washing machine is provided in a nearby outbuilding. Up to 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome, for which there is an additional charge. Heating, electricity, linen and towels (not beach towels) are included. Weekends and short breaks welcome subject to availability.

£190 - £400

Welsh Tourist Board 4 Star

This extremely high quality cottage is located half way between St. Davids and Fishguard in the hamlet of Penparc, on the St. Davids Peninsula, close to the centre of the best stretch of the Pembrokeshire coast - that part that is north east of St Davids. It is situated within the protected Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - which consists principally of a strip of land following the Pembrokeshire coastline. There are extensive sea views from the good sized garden laid almost exclusively to lawn, and in particular stunning views of the cliffs around Strumble Head. One mile down a quiet country lane from the cottage and hamlet is the acclaimed village of Trefin, situated on clifftops between the famous harbours of Porthgain and beautiful Abercastle. Trefin has its own cove on the edge of the village at Aberflyn, with numerous rock pools in this small sand and shingle beach which is surrounded on three sides by rugged cliffs. Trefin is quite a bustling village with a post office, pub, an artist's gallery, a more general craft shop, and a couple of tea shops.

Graded by the Welsh Tourist Board with a 4 Star rating, the cottage has a living room open up to the rafters, with a log-burning stove to give an open yet truly cosy feeling. It also has a TV, video, DVD player, stereo CD/radio and French doors opening out onto a small garden with good quality garden furniture. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed with extra thick mattress and ample wardrobe space, while the bathroom has a full suite including bath with shower over. The dining kitchen is fully fitted in pine, with a full size halogen electric cooker, washing machine, fridge and microwave. There is every gadget and utensil you will need for your holiday along with really good quality crockery and glassware. Please note that the cottage is non-smoking and pet-free.

£336 - £551

Occupying a superb position half a mile from the sea in the southern end of Snowdonia National Park, this pretty barn conversion is set in three acres of shared grounds and the owners extensive 300 acres of farmland. With magnificent views of beautiful scenery, it has easy access to a sand and shingle beach only 15 minutes walk away, as well as shared use (with the main house, Llanfendigaid) of a 24 foot x 12 foot indoor heated swimming pool. Having an upside down layout with the living accommodation above the bedrooms, this pretty stone barn conversion is furnished to a high standard and well-equipped, including washing machine / dryer, microwave, colour and Sky Digital TV, video, DVD, stereo and barbecue. It has three bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 twin, 1 single) to sleep up to five people.

£375 - £680

Cymru/Wales Quality Mark 5 Stars

A warm Welsh welcome awaits you at this superbly equipped and traditionally furnished self catering barn conversion apartment in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. This country retreat is nestled between beach and mountains on the west coast of Snowdonia National Park, with the castle town of Harlech to the north and seaside town of Barmouth to the south. Close to Dolgellau, Bala, Shell Island, Llanbedr and Porthmadog. The traditional picturesque village of Dyffryn Ardudwy overlooks Cardigan Bay, with spectacular coastal and mountain views, and includes 2 well stocked grocery shops, an Award winning Butchers, 2 Pubs (both serving food and with children’s play areas), a Sandy Beach and Children’s playground. Many original features have been retained such as the exposed beams and the large lounge window, which was once the opening of the Hayloft - hence the name Daflod meaning loft in Welsh. The lounge is traditionally furnished with ample comfortable seating, LCD TV, DVD player, music system and electric fire, while the superbly equipped kitchen includes gas cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave. There are two charmingly furnished bedrooms - a double with en-suite bathroom and a twin with en-suite shower room; a cot or extra guest bed can be placed in this bedroom if required. We are family friendly and can provide a cot, highchair, bed guard and bathroom step. Just a few steps from Daflod is the Games Barn and Laundry Room, also converted from a traditional farm building. The children’s play area and barbecue/picnic area, with picnic tables and charcoal barbecue, are adjacent to the Games Barn, with its ‘pub style’ pool table, table football, table tennis and film library. The laundry room has 2 washing machines, tumble dryer, ironing board & iron and drying room.

£250 - £700

Welsh Tourist Board 5 Star

Located half way between St. Davids and Fishguard in the hamlet of Penparc on the St. Davids Peninsula, the cottage is close to the centre of the best stretch of the Pembrokeshire coast - that part that is north east of St Davids. Situated within the protected Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, is has extensive sea views from the good sized garden laid almost exclusively to lawn, and in particular stunning views of the cliffs around Strumble Head. One mile down a quiet country lane from the cottage and hamlet is the acclaimed and bustling village of Trefin, situated on clifftops between the famous harbours of Porthgain and Abercastle. Trefin has its own cove on the edge of the village at Aberflyn, with numerous rock pools in this small sand and shingle beach which is surrounded on three sides by rugged cliffs.

The cottage is extremely spacious and tastefully appointed, with furniture, beds and furnishings of the highest quality. It has been graded the very maximum 5 Stars by the Welsh Tourism Board - and achieved this grading very comfortably indeed! The kitchen is fully equipped, with breakfast table, halogen electric cooker, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge freezer and microwave. The large living room has a mixture of leather and fabric furnishings, TV, video, CD system, DVD player and cosy open fire. The extremely light and airy dining room is open to the rafters, with attractive dining table and patio doors opening onto a large deck / patio, with ample outdoor seating if you fancy eating al fresco! The principal bedroom on the ground floor is again very light, airy and indeed spacious, with a quality en-suite, King size bed and its own TV. Upstairs are two bedrooms (one double, one twin), a family bathroom with full sized bath with excellent shower over and a third toilet room. Please note that the cottage is non-smoking and pet-free.

£285 - £770

Felindre self catering holiday cottages are set in an eight acre estate overlooking the spectacular North Pembrokeshire coastline, in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Only a few minutes walk away from the Coastal Path and within walking distance of a beautiful sandy beach, they are also just a 5 minute walk from Porthgain and The Sloop Inn. There are no busy roads nearby, so it is safe for pets and children. The three stone cottages enjoy panoramic views of the sea, coast and countryside of beautiful Pembrokeshire. French windows lead from the lounge on to a large front lawn with picnic tables, a perfect place to relax with a drink and watch the evening sun set over Porthgain and the sea beyond. They have beamed ceilings and are warm and comfortable with full central heating. On the ground floor, each cottage has a kitchen / diner, lounge, bathroom and second, separate wc. They are well equipped, with microwave oven, colour TV, washing machine, tumble drier and even a dishwasher to make your stay as relaxing as possible! Felindre Cottage has 3 bedrooms to sleep 7, up to 4 adults and 3 children, while The Dower House and The Coach House have 4 bedrooms to sleep 8, up to 6 adults and two children. Contact the resident owners for more details or take a look at the video pictures of Felindre and the area on their website.

£1295 - £2750

Smugglers Cove at Frongoch Boatyard is a recently renovated Old Chapel & Cottage [Chapel House] and adjacent 2 storey cottage [Quarry Cottage] laid out as a single Holiday Let Unit for family/ friends reunions, group get togethers and holidays. The two adjacent buildings accommodate 14 + 2 [or + 4 by arrangement], with 4 double bedrooms, 2 twin bedrooms and 1 double bunk bedroom, two lounge/dining rooms and two kitchens, 1 bathroom and three shower rooms.

The property has been entirely renovated in 2006, having been designed by "Eco Architects" Simmonds Mills with assistance from The Wales Tourist Board, and is constructed of stone, slate, larch, oak and glass with an attractive limewash finish, and an area of turf roof. As well as having very high insulation, to AECB silver standard, solar powered hot water and full gas fired central heating, each of the two buildings, Chapel House and Quarry Cottage, has a wood burning stove.

Smugglers Cove is situated in the Snowdonia National Park, just off the foreshore/beach of the Dyfi [Dovey] estuary, on the A493 approximately 3 miles up the estuary from Aberdyfi and 5 miles from Machynlleth. The property has the same owners as the Smugglers Cove Boatyard, which is also being renovated as a working boatyard with licensed moorings on the estuary, exclusive access to the estuary foreshore beach, its own slipway and hardstanding, and launch facilities for canoes, yachts and boats. The foreshore can accommodate most water based activities and Guests at Smugglers Cove have access to the foreshore/beach and all water based facilities.

£1001 - £3750

Occupying a superb position half a mile from the sea in the southern end of Snowdonia National Park, this magnificent and very comfortable family home is set in an acre of lovely wooded gardens. Surrounded by a further three acres of shared grounds and the owners extensive 300 acres of farmland, it has magnificent views of beautiful scenery, as well as easy access to a sand and shingle beach only 15 minutes walk away. It also has shared use (with our 3-bedroom cottage, Ty-fendigaid) of a 24 foot x 12 foot indoor heated swimming pool. The house was originally built in the 13th century, but renovated to its present design in 1746. The interior has been more recently improved whilst retaining its original character, with panelled walls, antiques, fine family portraits and a number of interesting items collected during travels around the world over the last 200 years. It also however has all the modern-day comforts such as washing machine/dryer, microwave, dishwasher, large fridge and freezer, as well as 2 colour TVs, video, DVD, Sky Digital TV and stereo. The living rooms are spacious, comfortable and include log-burning stoves, and in total there are 10 bedrooms - 5 double, 3 twin and 2 singles, to sleep up to 16 people.

from £195

Welsh Tourist Board 5 Star

Built in the traditional Pembrokeshire style of stone with slate roofs, the three cottages are situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and provide luxury quality holiday accommodation, with magnificent views over the coast and open countryside. They are situated to the south west of the city of St. Davids, with its majestic Norman Cathedral and ruined Bishops Palace. Safe sandy beaches are a few minutes walk away. A wide range of activities, including surfing, walking, cycling, sailing, golf, horse riding and fishing can be enjoyed. Shops are half a mile away in St Davids; the delicatessen is well stocked with a wide selection of cheeses, wines cooked meats and home made pies. Locally there are many restaurants and fascinating pubs providing excellent and inexpensive meals. The cottages have fully enclosed sheltered gardens with lawns and sheltered patio and private of-the-road parking. The kitchens are fully equipped with new appliances: electric double fan oven with ceramic hob; cooker extractor hood; fridge/freezer; microwave and dishwasher; washing facilities are available in utility rooms with large washing machines and tumble driers. The cottages were awarded the top grading of 5 Dragons by the Wales Tourist Board and were graded 98%. Cleanliness is top priority. There are fitted carpets to all rooms, except the bathrooms, kitchen and utility rooms, which are tiles. Cots, high chairs and stair gates are provided for babies and toddlers and we offer a baby sitting service. Hendre Ioan has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms to sleep six people plus cots; Derwen has two bedrooms and two bathrooms to sleep up to 4 people plus cots; Beth Ruach has 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and sleeps up to 16 people plus cots; Whitesands has fabulous sea views and sleeps up to 12 people in 5 bedrooms.

£300 - £1570

Wales Tourist Board 3 & 4 Stars

Situated on the gateway to The Gower Peninsula, South Wales - Britain’s first recognised Area of Outstanding National Beauty, breathtaking in any season. Clyne Farm Centre is located on one of the seven hills overlooking the majestic sweep of Swansea Bay and the historic fishing village of Mumbles. Beautiful unspoilt Gower beaches and countryside are only minutes away. Also available at the farm are many outdoor activities including horse riding, archery, indoor climbing, gorge walking, rock hopping, abseiling, and the famous Challenge Valley - the muddiest assault course in the world!! At the turn of the century, our grounds and buildings formed part of the Estate of the Vivians of Clyne Castle, the copper barons of Swansea and the world. Much has changes in the Estate since the Vivians day - the old stone farm buildings have been converted into self catering cottages which embrace both traditional values and modern convenience. Two things have definitely not changed though, the spectacular view and sincere welcome given to each and everyone visiting us. There are seven cottages on the main site; Byrons Barn, The Hayloft, The Dairy and Chapel Barn all sleep four persons (1 double, 1 twin), Horseshoe Cottage sleeps five persons (1 double, 1 twin, 1 single), Stables Cottage sleeps 6 persons (1 double, 2 twins) and The Old Schoolroom sleeps eight persons (2 doubles, 2 twins). The Dairy, Hayloft and Stables Cottage interconnect to sleep 14. Three miles away secluded within beautiful woodland and reached by a mile long stone track are Keepers Cottage (8 persons, 2 doubles, 2 twins) and Barn Owl Lodge (8 persons, 2 doubles, 2 twins) which can interconnect to sleep 16 persons.

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