Cae Cwsg nestles in its spacious private grounds very near spectacular, unspoiled Pwll Gwaelod and many other spectacular Pembrokeshire beaches.
Spend time in the spacious grounds with the dogs and the children - they will love it here.
Soak up the spectacular coastal views.
The large, airy kitchen has all the holiday chef needs and more.
Commanding an enchanting position with sea views, the versatile accommodation sleeps eight over two floors.
Enjoy dinner al fresco under the starlit sky.
There are lots of local farm shops for fresh produce and milk nearby.
There's so much space in Cae Cwsg - ideal for families and groups of friends.
Recently refurbished to a high standard, Cae Cwsg has everything you need for a relaxing, comfortable holiday.
Just off the kitchen is the delightful sun-room.
The ideal spot for sunny breakfasts before a day on the beach.
Very near Pwll Gwaelod Beach Cae Cwsg, offers spacious, stylish accommodation with huge gardens and sea views.
This versatile 'zip and link' king-size bed on the ground floor can also be made up as two single beds. There's an en suite bathroom too.
The en suite ground floor bathroom is also accessed from the hallway.
The ground floor twin room.
A lovely space to freshen up.
There's an idyllic decking area to the front of the house. A peaceful spot for a cup of tea and your favourite book.
Climb the open tread staircase to the two further bedrooms, shower-room and very useful second sitting-room/snug where you'll find a TV, lots of games and a table and chairs. Children will love this space.
This spacious super-king room with a sea view is on the first floor.
The first floor shower-room.
There are lovely sea views from the upstairs super-king room.
A shower-room with a sea view on the first floor.
Twin room with garden view on the first floor.
There's lots of games and puzzles to keep everyone amused on rainy days. Plus a great table for colouring too, whilst the grown ups enjoy a pot of tea.
Step inside to this light, airy, welcoming home - an ideal coastal retreat throughout the year. The perfect getaway.
Just along the coast is the picturesque cove of Cwm yr Eglws.
Very close by is Pwll Gwaelod beach. The Old Sailors pub lies opposite the cove, serving delicious fish and chips.
Walk to Cwm yr Eglws at low tide or follow the coast path, a sheltered cove with a sandy beach and rock pools. What remains of St. Brynach's Church after the Great Storm still stand on the beach front.
Newgale is a surfer's paradise.
The Preseli Mountains are calling. Wonderful walks and scenery. The historic town, Cardigan is 20 minutes from here. Lunch in Cwrst and dinner in the award winning Moody Cow restaurant.
Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to discover long stretches of sandy beaches and craggy coves, pretty seaside villages and picturesque harbours.
Discover Pembroke Castle, the birth place of Henry VII.
Enchanting Pwll Gwaelod.
Children will love Goodwick Beach, playing in the sand and the park next to the beach. Have a coffee in the cafe, where souvenirs can be chosen in the gift shop.
Take in the dramatic, magnificent coastline of north Pembrokeshire from Pwll Gwaelod Beach.
Magnificent St. David's Cathedral. Stroll the boutique shops, visit the galleries and take lunch in the many good eateries.
Discover the beauty of the North Pembrokeshire coastline.
Cae Cwsg
55042.9 miles W of Newport, Pembrokeshire | Sleeps 8 + cot*
7 Nights from £788
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Open for lunch and dinner, this cosy pub has an open fire and outdoor seating for warmer months. Dogs are allowed in the beer garden but not inside. Menu is simple with a choice of traditional pub classics.
Nearby beach
With a handy slipway, this beach is popular for boating and watersports. With sand and shingle it also has a stream and rockpools, making it a family favourite. Dogs are allowed year round. Boat spaces are available to rent in the village boat park.
June 2023
Dogs.
Unfortunately this beach is being ruined by irresponsible dog owners. There was a time when people were happy with one dog yet it seems that they now need several. I am of the opinion that dogs should be on a lead and not left to run riot on the the beach, frightening children, coming sniffing around kicking sand everywhere whilst people are having a picnic, owners if they can be bothered to bag up the dog dirt should dispose of it the bins provided an not leave it on the beach for the tide to take out, and furthermore owners should be aware that not everyone loves your pooch like you do and remember it is an animal not a child. From this post you may think that I do not like dogs I assure you that I do, it is the irresponsible owner that I dislike.
October 2021
Beach
Great little cove. We loved it
Nearby walk
This beautiful garden offers a wonderful opportunity to walk around its six acres with plenty of sitting places to watch and observe wildlife.
Nearby town
A pretty coastal village with great places to eat and drink plus lots of lovely beaches nearby. Situated at the mouth of the river Nefern, stock up here with all your picnic items from the many shops and head to the beach or nearby Preseli hills.
June 2023
Newport.
Fantastic places to eat with several nice pubs. Bluestone brewery is definitely worth a visit, the I.P.A. is excellent and the fish and chips at Morawelan Parrog are superb.
Also nearby
A licensed cafe open for breakfast and lunch with summer opening for dinner. Food is freshly prepared, the Welsh Cawl is a must! Traditional Sunday lunch is available throughout winter but it is popular so booking is essential.
June 2023
Blas.
Had lunch in the rear garden and breakfast at the front. The food was first class and despite being very busy the staff were excellent, will always pay Blas a visit when we are in Newport.
An old smugglers pub situated on the beach and the ideal spot for refreshments whether you are spending the day locally or walking the coast path. With lots of outdoor seating it's the perfect place to soak up the summer sun.
June 2023
The Old Sailors.
A great place for a drink and a bite to eat after completing the Dinas headland walk. Always found the staff friendly and helpful. Pros. Dogs must be kept on a lead in pub and the garden. Cons. Cannot always depend on the opening hours.
October 2021
Lovely location
Opening times for food are very hit and miss but very enjoyable once tbere
Situated on the coastal path, this bar, restaurant and coffee house is perfectly situated for a drink or meal. Food is traditional pub grub and children are welcome.
September 2024
A great place for lunch
We visited the Rose and Crown for lunch, when spending the day in and around Goodwick and Fishguard. A varied menu, excellent food and great staff, we would certainly recommend it.
A traditional pub offering lunch and dinner. Seating is available outside during warmer months and there's an open fire to keep you warm in winter.
A small sandy beach, ideal for families and dog friendly year round. Cliffs on both sides protect the bay from the weather and there are lovely views towards Fishguard harbour.
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