Cottages in Broad Haven

Broad Haven is an ideal place for a seaside holiday. The village offers quality cottages facing the large sandy beach that allows you to spend a relaxing few days listening to the waves. On the promenade you will find a café, bar, and restaurant excellent for eating out on evenings when you don't want to cook. Broad Haven is well located, so you can easily visit other places such as St Davids and the North Pembrokeshire coast, Haverfordwest and Milford Haven to the south.

Broad Haven cottages offer a contemporary renovated space with all the amenities. From well-equipped minimalist kitchens, spotless bathrooms to living rooms with balconies overlooking the beach and comfortable bedrooms with king-size beds and TVs. While outside, you'll have an enclosed garden with furniture at your disposal, as well as a hot tub to enjoy a glass of champagne looking at the stars. A stay at Broad Haven is all you need to escape from everyday life!

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers a leisurely walk without too many ups and downs taking you south to St Bride's Bay via Little Haven or to Newgale in the north. The walk to Newgale Beach takes you along several secret beaches and past the waterfall at Druidstone Beach. While the walk to the village of Little Haven is a mile and a half and leaves the Pembrokeshire Coast Path via Strawberry Hill. On this trail you can enjoy some of the most stunning seascapes in Britain, as well as a variety of wildlife. The trail is considered one of the world's great walking routes.

Broad Haven is the most popular beach in St Bride's Bay and offers an expanse of sand and shingle with plenty of space for everyone to build castles, play frisbee or football. The beach is protected by cliffs on both sides, making it an excellent sheltered bay for swimming. At low tide the rock pools provide a good chance of spotting small sea creatures such as crabs and small fish. On the boardwalk you'll find the water sports shop offering surfboard and surferkayak rentals, as well as restaurants for sundowner cocktails. Broad Haven is the best choice for family days at the beach or a romantic picnic with your partner.

With panoramic views of Broad Haven beach, the Ocean Cafe is one of the best places to eat in town. Sit back in the comfortable bar chairs to enjoy a cold drink while you gaze out to sea and sample award-winning home-cooked food. You will find tasty, traditionally inspired dishes made with locally sourced meat and fresh fish and desserts such as the award-winning 'Kelly's of Cornwall' ice cream on the menu.

The Galleon Inn is Broad Haven's only pub. Cool off with an al fresco beer on the beachfront and soak up the fabulous views over Broad Haven beach. Try the full contemporary menu offering pub food favourites, prepared with high quality ingredients. You can enjoy everything from seafood, meats to plenty of vegan and vegetarian options.

Sunshine Italian is located on the seafront and is a restaurant specialising in Italian cuisine. The place prides itself on serving the most delicious Italian dishes in town, so you shouldn't miss out on trying the specialities here. Enjoy the modern ambience overlooking the beach and savour pizza made with fresh homemade dough, delicious pasta and desserts such as tiramisu. Sunshine Italian offers gluten-free and vegan alternatives too.

A 30-minute drive from Broad Haven, embark on a day trip to Oakwood Theme Park. Experience a fun-filled family day out with over 40 rides, ride the UK's number 1 wooden rollercoaster, and watch the fireworks display at night. There's plenty at Wales' biggest theme park to keep you entertained all day!

St David's is Britain's smallest town and a great place to visit near Broad Haven. Take a day trip of around 40 minutes and discover the town's attractions such as St David's Cathedral, one of Wales' most iconic religious sites, and the Gothic ruins of The Bishop's Palace. Then wander the pretty streets lined with shops, cafes, tea rooms, and pubs for a snack.

From St David's you'll find plenty of boat trips to the wild islands of Ramsey, Grassholm, Skomer, and Skokholm that shouldn't be missed. Navigate through the rugged landscapes, get up close to marine life such as porpoises, seals, dolphins, and whales and spot the cute puffins. You can also find excursions that stop at the islands to explore them.

Drive to the village of Milford Haven, walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and discover Stack Rock Fort. This abandoned fort sits on a rocky island about half a mile off the west coast of Wales, near the mouth of the Milford Haven Channel. On the walk to the fort you can enjoy a fairly flat, stone path that offers stunning views of the sea.