The cottage is situated in the popular hamlet of Abereiddy. It is ideally located for walking, bird watching and painting. Surfing, coasteering and canoeing also take place on the beach. Abereiddy beach is interesting for children as it has sand, pebbles and rock pools. Children also enjoy searching for the fossils which can be found on the beach. The coast path offers long or short walks - all with splendid views of the sea - wild flowers, seals and different birds can be seen depending on the season.
Property manager
Margaret Mabey
Languages
English
Add dates for prices
Amenities
Kitchen
Washer
Dryer
Pet-friendly
Free WiFi
Outdoor space
Have a question?
AI iconBeta
Get instant answers with AI powered search of property information and reviews.
Pets allowed: dogs less than 25 kg per pet (limit 2 pets total)
Please put the dog bags in the carpark bin ONLY
default
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
We only take weekly bookings starting on a Friday. We do not take daily or nightly bookings.
please put the dog bags in the carpark bin ONLY
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit
We should mention
A car is required for transport to and from this property
About the area
Haverfordwest
Located in Haverfordwest, this cottage is in a rural area and near the beach. Bishop's Palace and Roch Castle are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Melin Tregwynt Woolen Mill and Preseli Venture. Kayaking and windsurfing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hiking and rock climbing nearby.
Abereiddy, Pembrokeshire
What's nearby
Abereiddi Bay - 4 min walk - 0.4 km
The Blue Lagoon - 6 min walk - 0.5 km
Porthgain Harbour - 7 min drive - 4.5 km
St. David's Cathedral - 12 min drive - 8.7 km
Whitesands Bay - 19 min drive - 10.4 km
Getting around
Fishguard & Goodwick Station - 26 min drive
Cardiff International Airport (CWL) - 159 min drive
Restaurants
Oriel Y Parc Cafe - 12 min drive
The Cambrian inn - 16 min drive
The Bishops - 11 min drive
Sloop Inn - 8 min drive
The Bench Ice Cream Parlour - 11 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is Cottage Close To Beach With Sea Views pet-friendly?
Yes, this property allows dogs (limit 2 total) with a maximum weight of up to 25 kg per pet.
What time is check-in at Cottage Close To Beach With Sea Views?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Cottage Close To Beach With Sea Views?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Cottage Close To Beach With Sea Views located?
This family-friendly Haverfordwest cottage is located by the sea, within a 10-minute walk of Abereiddi Bay and The Blue Lagoon. Traeth Llyfn and Porthgain Harbour are also within 2 miles (3 km).
Reviews
9.2
Wonderful
Reviews are presented in chronological order, subject to a moderation process, and verified unless otherwise labelled.
Family holiday home that is let out when not in use.
Great place to stay, has everything you might need. The location is epic, I would recomend stopping here to anyone.
Wonderful location and very cosy cottage. Had a lovely stay exploring the coast and enjoying the sea. Check in process was very easy. Cottage perfectly located and was actually much larger than expected!
This is our third time staying at Beach Cottage since 2017 and it’s become a family favourite for our 2 girls (6 & 10).
We love the traditional cottage with its beach location - the girls are old enough now to go off and have adventures on the beach as it’s so quiet and familiar to us.
If you want a rustic Cottage right on the beach, in a quiet remote setting then this is as good as it gets.
Great walks on the Coastal Path, St Davids is 20mins away by car, a nice beach (rocky at high tide but a big sandy beach at low tide - good for surfing and body boarding as much as swimming, seals frolicking in the waves around you.
Just idyllic and I know we’ll be back in another couple of years once again.
Just the lovely relaxing rest I needed and perfect weather
The house was relaxing and well equipped with a lovely view of the sea from the bedroom window.
I personally could have done without the smelly josh stick thingys as I am prone react with headaches but that’s just personal taste
Obviously a well loved family house
Shame about the distance to the garden. For older people a handrail is needed for the stairs, and there are many levels which could be tripped over. Very attractive objects abound but general decor could have been better. Not brilliant value for money.
Hello, quand nous avons découvert la location nous avons été émerveillé par son emplacement, son authenticité et son intérieur hyper chaleureux ! Un vrai cocon avec tout le confort nécessaire ! Rien ne manque ! Un grand merci ! we fall in love of Abereiddy ❤️
This cottage was all that I wanted it to be, right next to the beach and sea, so that guests can wander out there at any time of day, or night. All the rooms were comfortable and had an ancient solidity. This house has the warmth of being a well-loved family holiday home for many years. We enjoyed it so much and found our stay too short, so, although the price has increased considerably, we have booked it again for next year.
It is a shame that the view from the windows towards the sea is cluttered by the commercial paraphernalia of car parking cabin, ice cream van and coasteering trip van, but they have a living to make. The car parking impacted us less than we anticipated. We very much enjoyed finding how many artists have taken the cottage as an iconic subject of paintings and photographs, and one can quite understand why. One evening when the tide was out we were lucky enough to witness a complete double rainbow in the sky over the group of cottages and its reflection in the wet sand completing the circle. There must have been at least one pot of gold.
Been staying in this wonderful cottage over this last week, the cottage is absolutely beautiful and we have had the wonderful holiday. This is such a special place, we are already looking at dates for next year.
After holidaying for 40 years in Devon, weve now been converted to Abereiddy.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Love The Gardners xx
Abereiddy is an incredible spot and the cottage leading directly to the beach is just perfectly located.
We came 3 years ago and loved it then and loved it just as much this time. 3 good sized bedrooms and a lovely living space with a well stocked kitchen means it’s an easy and relaxing way to spend a week or two.
If you want perfect WiFi, a full phone signal and lots of bars and restaurants in walking distance then look elsewhere.
We recommend the cottage to anyone who wants a quiet break away from it all and to enjoy the peace that comes with it.
Lovely cottage in superb location right on beach front - ideal for lovely coastal walks and the Blue Lagoon. Very prompt and helpful correspondence from Margaret. However, we were disappointed to find upon arrival that the house did not feel clean and Covid friendly. We spent the first few hours of our visit washing all crockery, glasses and cutlery having found several dusty, sticky items in the cupboards. There were so many ornaments covering every surface, which although gave a "cottage ambience" - were often old and covered in dust/grime. The soft furnishings, furniture and pictures throughout equally had the same very tired, cluttered and grubby feel. A broken chair had been left in the kitchen and the shower did not work upstairs. It really felt as though the furniture and decor need updating. Although hand gel and cleaning products had been kindly provided, recommendations for rental properties in Covid times did not appear to have been adhered to - what a pity for such a lovely cottage! This is our 4th visit to rental properties in the Abereiddy area this year - and was unfortunately by far the least well maintained.
We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay at Beach Cottage. We enjoyed the beach, rock pools, walk to Porthgain and the lovely scenery. Had a nice dinner at The Shed in Portgain (you will need to book in advance). We enjoyed using the secret garden too! Just a shame the weather was not great!
We had a wonderful time at the cottage. The location is second-to-none and by 7pm we had the beach to ourselves. The cottage is charming and comfortable and equipped with everything you’ll need.
We had a very enjoyable week in this cosy traditional Pembrokeshire cottage conveniently right on the beach at Abereiddy. The cottage is well equipped throughout. Peaceful location and swimming/surfing on the beach is good. Availability of other coastal activities such as coasteering and kayaking also from the beach during the day. The beach faces west for relaxing evenings watching the sunset. Excellent cliff walking. e.g. Round trip walk along the coastal path to Porthgain for lunch at the Sloop Inn or The Shed. And cliff walk to Traethlyvn beach, a beautiful rugged sandy beach not accessible by road.
Margaret was excellent at answering emails and giving me relevant information prior to our stay. The property was full of charm, clean and in the most perfect location for a beach holiday.
Naturliebhaber und Meerfreunde fühlen sich dort sehr wohl
Ausgesprochen schönes und lebendiges Ferienhaus mit allen Kleinigkeiten die man (eventuell) braucht. Die Strandnähe hat natürlich den Effekt, dass auch andere Urlauber die Bucht genießen aber wir hatten in kleinster Weise irgendwelche Beeinträchtigungen.
Fraas C.
Stayed 14 nights in Sep 2019
6/10 Okay
Emily S.
18 Sept 2019
Liked: Check-in, communication, location
Amazing location
We had a lovely week at Beach Cottage, the location to the beach is just fabulous. However, it says it’s suitable for babies/children, I would slightly disagree. We had an 11 month old & 22 month old in our party & the very hard tile floors throuought the downstairs & number of small steps around made it tricky to navigate & hazardous for that age range. So if booking, I would say it’s maybe more suitable for either pre crawlers or preschoolers plus, but avoid the anything in between age. Aside from that the cottage is comfortable & well
equipped. I really loved it & would happily visit again once the children are a little older.
Property lived up to expectations. Lovely cottage with lots of things provided for the garden and kitchen. All those bits and bobs you may have forgotten were in a cupboard or draw which took away any ‘I forgot that ‘The only thing not there was a bbq which we brought ourselves.
The cottage had a number of books and maps for walks which we used. St David’s is lovely and the walks in and around the area are beautiful. The beach is just outside the door and if you like kayaking,surfing or Coasteering it an excellent place to get into it. The only downside is that quite a lot of other people use the beach for that too! The location although quite out of the way is one known for its amenities when it comes to water sports. That said perfect location and base and would highly recommend. There are some lovely restaurants near by. The Shed bistro was excellent for food and atmosphere.
Sue J.
10/10 Excellent
Alex L.
11 June 2019
Beautiful views with stunning surroundings
Loved it. Beautiful beach front property with stunning views. Amazing location for walks.
Alex L.
10/10 Excellent
Verified traveller
8 Jan 2019
Great
Fantastic
Verified traveller
About the host
Hosted by Margaret Mabey
Beach Cottage has been owned by my family since the 1950s and my husband and I took it over in 1980. It is our only holiday cottage and we love it. We have seen a lot of changes during those years from a sleepy hamlet where cattle grazed and geese swam on the small pond to the popular beach loved by locals and visitors alike, as it is today. We enjoy looking after Beach Cottage and hope that those who stay there enjoy themselves too.
Why they chose this property
My father bought the cottage in the 1950s so that family and friends could have access to a holiday by the sea. So many of us are grateful to him for his foresight.
What makes this property unique
Young and old alike enjoy being so close to the beach, rock pools and surf as well as the Coastal Path for long or short walks. The wildlife that can be seen at different times of year is remarkable.