 | CABLE COTTAGE This exceptional location commands superb panoramic sea views across Fishguard Harbour, up towards Dinas Head and beyond over the Irish Sea. Cable Cottage is a perfect base for exploring a selection of towns, villages and beaches, such as St Davids, Porthgain, Whitesands, Newport and Solva Harbour. |
 | FISHGUARD BAY RESORT Boasting breath-taking panoramic cliff-top views, some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in the UK and every chance of spotting pods of dolphins, Fishguard Bay Resort enjoys a truly unique setting in the magnificent Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. A haven of peace and tranquillity, ideally located for exploring this stunning part of Wales. |
 | Y STABL This lovely cottage for two is tucked away in the little valley of Dwrbach in north Pembrokeshire, It’s prefect for a romantic break and the owners, who live opposite, have taken great care making this into a luxury cottage with home from home comforts. |
The coastal town of Pembrokeshire is an oasis of calm and quiet, perfect for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of modern-day, city life. Plan a fantastic family holiday or a book that special romantic log cabins for two.
Situated on the Goodwick path on the way to Pwll Deri, along the coastline of Fishguard Bay, Rose & Crown restaurant and bar is perfect for any hungry walker. With weekly specials and themed-menu nights alongside their main menu, no two visits will ever be exactly the same. Be sure to keep an eye out for their great drinks offers!
Looking for a sweeter taste of Fishguard life? Hooked at 31 has you covered! Sample their delicious fish and chips which made a UK top 10 fish and chip takeaway list for 2024, before moving onto their gorgeous ice cream, made on site using Pembrokeshire milk and Welsh cream.
For those who prefer a slice of history alongside their meal, head over to the Royal Oak. A peace treaty was signed between the British and the French in the bar area after the French unsuccessfully tried to invade the west coast of Wales – the last invasion attempt on Britain – so grab a drink in the bar and enjoy sitting in a piece of history!
Whilst Fishguard is beautiful at any time of the year, if you’re visiting in Autumn especially, you’ll want to pay the Gwaun Valley a visit. Surrounded by trees, the pathways are golden and glowing by the colder months, but just as beautiful with their freshness in the Summer! Formed by the fast waters from melting glaciers, it’s even listed as one of the most important meltwater channels in Britain from the last Ice Age.
But if you’d rather walk-through history during your stay, Fishguard Fort is a great opportunity. Built during the eighteenth century to help fight against the attempted French invasion in 1797, visitors are now able to see the ammunition storehouse, four restored cannons and of course the beautiful Harbour views. Located on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail, it makes a great point for any weary walkers looking for a quick break.
If walking isn’t your cup of tea, the Ocean Lab will certainly give you a taste of Welsh wildlife. Run by Sea Trust Wales, they aim to help visitors get to know and care for local marine wildlife by taking them on a guided tour, led by Sea Trust marine biologists. Jude’s Café is also on-site for any hungry explorers and there’s even a soft play area for the little ones.
For any music fans, it might be worth timing your trip with Fishguard Folk Festival. Taking place over the late May Bank Holiday, it’s almost entirely free (with the exception of headline concerts) and features everything from concerts to workshops! Previous headliners included artists such as BBC Young Folk Awards finalist Hannah James and former supporting artist for The Shires, FolkLaw.
If there’s something fishy in the air during your stay at Fishguard, then you might have happened to visit during Pembrokeshire Fish Week! It began in 1999 and since then has over 250 events and activities that draw 31,000 guests to the County – so why not be part of the thousands that travel thereby making the forty-minute car journey?. From fisher taster days to celebrity masterclasses, there’s something for everyone – whether you know your seabass from your trout or not!
But for big laughs and entertainment, check out the dates for Trehale Farm’s Comedy Night. At roughly a fifteen-minute drive from Fishguard, it’s worth it to see the local talent. With both bar and food available before the night’s entertainment begins, it’s sure to be an event on holiday that you won’t forget, with comedy provided by acts from across South Wales!
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