Pembrokeshire Holiday Lets
Find holiday lets in Pembrokeshire for beach holidays, walking breaks and coastal escapes, from seaside cottages and harbour stays to countryside homes and larger family accommodation.
Pembrokeshire combines sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, historic towns and the UK's only coastal National Park, making it one of Wales' strongest destinations for a coast-focused holiday.
Staying in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire sits in the south west of Wales and is shaped by its coast. Holiday areas range from busy seaside towns to smaller harbour villages, rural countryside and quieter stretches of coastline.
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path follows 186 miles of coast from St Dogmaels in the north to Amroth in the south, so walkers can choose accommodation around the particular section they want to explore.
Visitors can also combine a Pembrokeshire stay with Tenby, coastal holiday lets, family holidays and dog friendly breaks.
Popular Places to Stay in Pembrokeshire
Different parts of the county suit different holidays, from traditional beach breaks to walking-focused coastal stays.
Types of Holiday Lets in Pembrokeshire
The county offers everything from compact seaside apartments to larger rural and coastal homes for families and groups.
Coastal Cottages
Character cottages near beaches, harbours and coastal villages suit couples, families and walking holidays.
Apartments & Harbour Stays
Apartments in destinations such as Tenby and Saundersfoot can keep beaches, restaurants and town facilities close by.
Larger Holiday Homes
Bigger houses provide extra bedrooms and shared space for family holidays and groups travelling together.
Countryside Retreats
Inland cottages and farm stays can provide quieter accommodation while keeping the coast within reach.
Beaches, Cliffs & 186 Miles of Coast Path
Pembrokeshire's coastline is the defining feature of the county. The National Trail runs for 186 miles and links a wide range of beaches, cliffs, headlands, towns and villages.
That means the best place to stay depends on the kind of coastal holiday you want: a lively seaside base, a walking-focused break or a quieter cottage away from the busier resorts.
Choosing the Right Pembrokeshire Holiday Let
The county covers a wide stretch of coastline, so choose your base around the beaches, walks and towns you most want to visit.
Choose Your Coast
North, west and south Pembrokeshire offer different scenery, beaches and journey times, so location matters.
Beach or Countryside?
Staying close to the sea is convenient, while inland properties may offer more space and quieter surroundings.
Check Parking
Popular beach and harbour destinations can become busy, so private or nearby parking can be valuable.
Walking the Coast Path?
Choose accommodation close to the specific section of path you want to explore rather than assuming everywhere is nearby.
Travelling With Dogs?
Check individual property rules as well as seasonal beach restrictions before booking your stay.
Family Facilities
Compare bedroom layouts, outdoor space, parking and distance to beaches if travelling with children.
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Pembrokeshire Holiday Lets FAQs
Is Pembrokeshire good for a coastal holiday?
Yes. Pembrokeshire is known for beaches, cliffs, harbour towns and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, making it particularly well suited to coastal holidays.
Is Pembrokeshire Coast the UK's only coastal National Park?
Yes. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the UK's only coastal National Park and includes a long stretch of protected coastline.
How long is the Pembrokeshire Coast Path?
The official Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail is 186 miles (299 km) long, running from St Dogmaels to Amroth.
Where are popular places to stay in Pembrokeshire?
Tenby, Saundersfoot and St Davids are among the county's best-known visitor bases, alongside smaller coastal villages and rural areas.
Are there dog friendly holiday lets in Pembrokeshire?
Some cottages, apartments and holiday homes welcome dogs. Always check property rules and any seasonal beach restrictions.
Are there larger group holiday lets in Pembrokeshire?
Yes. Larger coastal houses, cottages and countryside properties can suit families and groups. Check bedroom layouts, parking and house rules before booking.
Find Your Pembrokeshire Holiday Let
Choose a coastal cottage, seaside apartment, family holiday home or quieter countryside retreat, then explore Pembrokeshire's beaches, harbour towns and 186-mile Coast Path.