A Stylish Cottage Near The Picturesque Harbour Of Lower Fishguard

Lower Town Fishguard, Pembrokeshire

Located in the charming fishing village of Lower Fishguard in Pembrokeshire, Wales, this semi-detached cottage offers a serene getaway for up to four guests. The cottage is beautifully decorated, reflecting its coastal surroundings with a light and contemporary ambiance. It features two bedrooms—a twin and a double—along with a bathroom equipped with an overhead shower. The inviting lounge boasts an open fire and two comfortable sofas, while a separate breakfast and dining room provides a cozy space for meals. A small galley kitchen leads to a sunroom that overlooks a secluded garden, perfect for enjoying breakfast or evening drinks. The picturesque harbor is just a two-minute walk away, and the main town of Fishguard is accessible via a short uphill walk or drive.

The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, renowned for its breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife, is a highlight of the area. This stunning trail takes walkers along beautiful white sandy beaches and cliff tops adorned with spring and summer wildflowers, offering views of nesting seabirds such as puffins and cormorants, as well as the chance to spot seals, porpoises, and dolphins offshore. The path connects various notable sites, including Norman castles, hermit churches, and the magnificent St David’s Cathedral, located in Britain’s smallest city. Visitors can also take boats to nearby islands like Skomer, Ramsey, and Caldey to observe wildlife in their natural habitats.

Pembrokeshire is rich in leisure activities and tourist attractions, ensuring that visitors have plenty to explore beyond the beach. Notable attractions include Oakwood Theme Park, home to Europe's largest wooden roller coaster, and Folly Farm, Wales' premier farm destination. Families can also enjoy the Great Wedlock Dinosaur Park and various wildlife parks, sports facilities, and art galleries featuring local artists. The new Ocean Lab in Goodwick offers interactive exhibitions and a cyber café. Guests will find an information box in the cottage filled with helpful leaflets, and the Tourist Information Centre in Upper Town provides additional resources for planning their stay.

Lower Fishguard itself is steeped in history and charm, with a picturesque harbor lined with traditional fishermen's cottages. The town served as the inspiration for Llareggub in the film adaptation of Dylan Thomas' play, "Under Milk Wood." Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the Gwaun Valley and up to the Old Fort, the site of Britain’s last invasion in 1797, which is commemorated with a tapestry depicting the battle. Upper Town offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural experiences, including an annual International Music Festival in July and a Folk Festival in May. With easy access to local attractions and the possibility of a day trip to Ireland via a high-speed catamaran, this cottage serves as an ideal base for exploring the vibrant and beautiful Pembrokeshire region.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire