Make heavenly Swn y Morloi (Sound of the Seals) your next holiday destination. The spellbinding views are sure to take your breath away.
Take in the spellbinding views from this dreamy cottage. It even has an all-weather garden cabin.
The enchanting sitting/dining-room is where timeless tradition meets contemporary comforts.
Climb the stairs and fall asleep to the sound of the sea.
Listen out for the seals on the cliffs below.
Heavenly holiday cottage surrounded by the sea.
Watch the magnificent Pembrokeshire sunsets from this spellbinding spot.
Heavenly interiors in this dreamy cottage.
Gather around the flickering wood-burner after a day hiking the coastal path.
Table for two, with endless sea views.
Looking out towards the patio, which ideal for sunny breakfasts with a spectacular view.
Who's hungry after a day in the fresh Pembrokeshire air.
After a wild water swim take a soothing hot shower.
Fancy a read in bed? There is a selection of books to choose from.
Gaze out to sea from the cottage window.
Have a sweet sleep in this hushed bedroom.
Whitewashed walls and a wealth of tradition.
Your happy place with a spellbinding sea view.
Rain or shine relax in this gorgeous little cabin.
Choose Swn y Morloi (Sound of the Seals) for an enchanting cliff top stay.
Take in the never ending sea and blue skies.
Gaze out over the shimmering sea.
Discover craggy coves and sandy beaches along the coast path near the cottage.
The fairytale landscape of Strumble Head
The sandy beach at Goodwick is nearby.
The Preseli Mountains are waiting to be explored.
Explore the north Pembrokeshire coastline, sheltered Cwm yr Eglwys and nearby Pwllgwaelod.
Swn y Morloi Cottage
56574.2 miles W of Fishguard | Sleeps 2 + cot
7 Nights from £383
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
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.
Nearby beach
A quiet secluded beach best reached via the coastal path. The beach is mainly shingle and pebble and is great for rock pooling. Due to it's location the area is seldom busy and dogs are allowed year round. Parking is available at Strumble Head, a 20 minute walk away.
Nearby walk
Park in the small car park to the east of Garn Fawr and enjoy this scenic trek following tracks and paths. With breathtaking landscapes and stunning views this 7 mile walk is well worth the effort. Take a look at the link to our friends at Walking Britain for directions.
Nearby town
This small seaside town lies to the West of Fishguard in the heart of North Pembrokeshire. Enjoy the natural surrounding beauty of the Preseli Hills and glorious sandy beaches on your doorstep. You'll also find a picturesque harbour and family run shops and cafes.
Also nearby
With an emphasis on fresh local fish, there is always a meat and vegetarian option available. There's a relaxed atmosphere and this is the ideal place to go for fish and chips. It's adviseable to check opening times as this does vary throughout the year.
June 2024
Good cafe
Very pleasant staff. Cream tea was ok.
February 2022
Great fish
The fish and chips were excellent, as was the coffee and the service. Very welcome after a walk along the coastal path.
Would definitely recommend.
A small pretty cove with a pebbly beach and views over the Irish Sea. Its remote location make it a quiet spot and dogs are allowed year round. Access through a wooded valley with limited parking on a nearby lane.
A dog friendly welcoming pub, just a mile from the beach. Outdoor seating is available and food is traditional. Booking ahead is advisable.
June 2024
Local food and drink
Village pub with good food. Need to book table to eat. Not always a full menu available on the night. Held a quiz night whilst we were there but need to book in advance. Need to pay when ordering.
Owned by the same family since 1912, this working mill is still weaving today and you can visit the millshop and cafe daily.
A remote pebble beach situated in an area designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It's a popular place in summer for swimmers and surfers however there is no lifeguard cover so care should be taken. Look out for a forest of ancient tree stumps which is visible at low tide. Dog friendly year round and parking is limited along the main road nearby.
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