Welcome to Fron Haul. A sweet little treasure in Pembrokeshire's crown nestled between the mountains and the sea.
A blissful escape for two, regardless of the season.
Feel the warm Welsh embrace of this enchanting little cottage.
Spend time in the 'Parlour' with a pot of tea, looking at the many beautiful books in the cottage.
Climb the wooden stairs to the mezzanine bedroom for a hushed night's sleep. Watch out for the low ceilings and wooden beams.
Take in the beauty of the surroundings. Relax in the garden hammock and watch the red kites overhead.
Enjoy the blissful peace in the glow of the warming wood-burner.
Pick up your favourite book after a day in the Pembrokeshire air and relax.
The parlour was used to welcome visitors including the vicar for a Welsh cake and a pot of tea.
Gorgeous Welsh woollen furnishings adorn the cottage.
All you need for some tasty meals for two.
Every thoughtful piece of furniture and furnishing connects you to the local Welsh heritage.
Choose fresh local produce for some hearty cooking.
Everything has been considered for this enchanting Welsh retreat.
Peep through the darling cottage windows.
Indulge in some peaceful relaxation.
For readers, writers, painters or day dreamers.
Enjoy the pretty garden throughout the year from the sun room.
Many original features combine with contemporary comforts.
Blissful time away for two.
Throw open the shutters and let sunlight flood the room.
The hushed mezzanine bedroom, decked with Welsh wool blankets, overlooking Y Gegin Fawr. Watch out for the low beams.
Fron Haul is a timeless Welsh retreat, ideal throughout the year.
Step inside, leaving the everyday behind.
Explore the three acres of gardens or the leafy lanes near the cottage.
A little gem to fall in love with.
Take a trip along the coast to the vibrant seaside town of Aberystwyth.
Explore the spectacular Cardiganshire countryside and Teifi Valley.
Magical Cenarth Falls.
Browse the boutique shops in the historic, bustling town of Cardigan nearby.
Regardless of the season a memorable stay is promised in this little Welsh escape.
Fron Haul
5773 - New7.8 miles S of Cardigan | Sleeps 2 (no children under 8)
7 Nights from £450
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Butchers Arms is a cosy village pub with a warming real fire and outside seating for summer months. Real ales are on offer and bar games are available including a pool table.
Nearby beach
Located at the mouth of the Teifi Estuary, Poppit Sands Beach is a beautiful sandy beach with miles of clean flat sand at low tide. This is a fabulous beach but please check the tide times as it is possible to get cut off by the incoming tide. Dog restrictions apply locally.
Nearby walk
Thanks to the Pembrokeshire Coast website we can bring you this half day, 3 hour walk through the delighful countryside around Crymych. Take a look at the link for further details to download.
Nearby town
Found in the North East of Pembrokeshire, Tegryn is a hilltop village surrounded by beautiful countryside at the eastern end of the Preseli Mountain range.
Also nearby
Crymych Leisure Centre has a 25m swimming pool, fully equipped gym and sports hall with a timetable of activities running daily.
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.
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.
Known for Cenarth Falls, a series of pretty waterfalls and pools along the river Teifi, Cenarth also has a Coracle museum, a 13th century flour mill, two traditional pubs and a tea room with gardens, perfect for afternoon tea.
Step back in time with a visit to Castell Hellys where experts and archaeologists have rebuilt structures exactly where they would have been 2000 years ago. Enjoy exploring the village, woodland, riverside paths and barefoot trail. Dogs are welcome on leads (but not in the shop and cafe). Seasonal opening, it's recommended you ring to check opening times.
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