Holiday houses in Honeyborough

Dog friendly Seaside Cottage Pembrokeshire

The Coach House is a former milking shed located in the hamlet of Great Honeyborough on the outskirts of Neyland. The cottage has been refurbished to provide contemporary facilities for guests within a traditional setting. The dog-friendly accommodation comprises three bedrooms with a King bed in the main bedroom, a double bed in the second bedroom, and stacking single beds in bedroom 3 which can be set up as singe, twin or a low level king bed - guests may also request the use of our travel cot

Ffau Bach - Little Den. Boutique Pembrokeshire.

A boutique period self catering 1 double bed (+sofa bed) apartment in the centre of Pembrokeshire for easy access to all beaches, forests and castles you could want! Pembroke Dock is the perfect base to explore Pembrokeshire and Ffau Bach is on the coastal path as it passes through the town. There is a small view of the Cleddau River from the lounge window. Ffau Bach - Little Den - is in a converted Victorian building with free parking. The neighbouring apartment, Nyth Bach, can also be rented.

Cosy romantic cottage in Pembrokeshire

Heron Cottage is peaceful snug cottage on the edge of an estuary. It is ideal for romantic breaks with a cosy log burner and a short walk to the local pub. It is a fantastic location for leisurely scenic walks, with an abundance of sea and land birds on the door step of a tidal estuary. Water sports including canoeing and Kayaking are easily accessed from the cottage. The cottage is ideally located within the county of Pembrokeshire offering a wealth of activities and a wonderful coast line

High-end cosypod, a hiddengem in beautiful setting

‘Brook pod’- Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish private space. high end spec, set in 1.5+ acres of established garden - nestled by a stream accessed over a small bridge lots of places to explore - large open areas with a pond, home games room/ gym, fire pits, hammocks, table tennis and more. Quite magical at night with the tree lighting. Centrally located in the heart of Pembs. I truly feel this setting is quite unique and simply beautiful. * ideal stopover if visiting Skomer island 🐧

‘Driftaway’ on the water

Get away from it all in our peaceful little nook located above the beach at Llanreath. Only 5 minutes to the historic 13th century town of Pembroke. We are 15 minutes by car to the beaches at Freshwater West, top surfing spot and home to Dobby’s Grave, Broadhaven South and the stunning Barafundle to name but a few. In addition the charming seaside towns of Tenby and Saundersfoot are only a 20 minute drive making Driftaway Cottage the perfect base to explore all Pembrokeshire has to offer.

‘The Cwtch’

Our annexe, ‘The Cwtch', provides comfortable, stylish accommodation, offering an ideal base and location for exploring the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastline/National Park. The property offers a spacious double bedroom with en-suite shower-room, small kitchenette with microwave, kettle, toaster and mini-fridge, and dining area. Located in the pretty village of Neyland it is ideal for visits to the Marina and award winning beaches, many tourists attractions, castles and stunning walks.

The Folly: A charming, secluded waterside cottage.

A traditional Pembrokeshire cottage in a unique, idyllic woodland and waterside setting. The cottage is reached via a private farm road 1/2 a mile from the centre of Cosheston village. It has its own slipway, providing direct access to the estuary for beach walks and launching small boats, canoes and paddleboards . The cottage has been recently restored and furnished to a very high standard. It has a new kitchen and new bathrooms, full central heating and a wood-burning stove.

Pembrokeshire Home with Stunning Estuary Views

This is a modern 3 bedroom home sitting on an elevated spot with stunning views overlooking the Cleddau Estuary. It is a few minutes walk from the pretty waterside village of Burton with a village pub and is an ideal base for exploring West Wales with beautiful sandy beaches within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It has a well equipped kitchen/dining room with a spacious terrace overlooking panoramic views of the waterway. One of the upstairs bedrooms has a private balcony

Cosy Pembrokeshire Coastal Woodpecker Cottage

This beautiful Fisherman's cottage is located in the coastal town of Neyland on the edge of the Westfield Pill Nature Reserve buried in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Wildlife frequents our front door, we have a daily visit from a hungry Woodpecker! . You'll find wonderful views from the rear windows, reaching out towards the Marina and beyond. The 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path route goes directly past the front door. Perfectly situated for a calm, peaceful coastal escape.

Spacious apartment, Stunning view of the harbour

Spacious ground floor village apartment, stunning harbour view. Large living room has 2 3 seater sofas, 50” smart TV. Conservatory with stunning views. Riverside pub 200 yards. Modern fully equipped kitchen/ dinning area, patio doors to decking area with garden furniture. Bedroom 1 has a king size bed. Bedroom 2 has a king size zip & link bed, which can be split into 2 singles. Bathroom, shower over bath. Safe parking on private drive.

Rewilded Barn Escape | Pond Views | Dog Friendly

A peaceful barn hideaway with front-row views of nature. Wake to birdsong, sip coffee overlooking the wildlife pond, and end the day under star-filled skies. Ffynnon is a beautifully restored, light-filled barn in the heart of Pembrokeshire, designed for slow mornings, long walks, and proper switch-off time. Whether you’re here to explore the coast, reconnect with nature, or simply do very little at all, this is the place to be.

Wilder Retreats - A Frame Cabin No.5

Wilder Retreats comprises six charming A-frame cabins nestled on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. These cabins are situated on a 24-acre piece of land being rewilded by its owners. From your mezzanine bedroom, you'll relish westerly views that extend either across the natural beauty of our grounds or over the rolling valleys of Pembrokeshire, leading to St. Brides Bay and the awe-inspiring Welsh sunsets.