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We don’t have a view to die for, but we are in very practical location with good proximity to beaches, shops, mountains, castles and countryside - ⛴ ferries from Pembroke Dock or Fishguard to Ireland, and Martins Haven for boats to Skomer Island ( n.b puffins are migratory & seasonal residents on Skomer - not there all year round ).
We are centrally placed for best surfing beaches: Freshwater West, Newgale and all other beaches north or south .
National bus stop, bus routes and Sustrans cycle path all on our door step.
We have a relaxed, clean and comfortable space to enjoy a few days to explore from.
Our semi detached cottage is in Steynton , close to Milford Haven and its lovely marina - shops, cafes, daytime & evening dining , boats….and a museum too. Also check out The Torch Theatre for cinema (outdoor venues seasonally), theatre, gallery exhibitions and workshops - lots going on for grown ups and children.
Milford is a small town in a rural community, making a living from fishing, gas and oil imports and agriculture.
St David’s - 22 miles up the coast, is the smallest city in the U.K. with a historic cathedral, shops and galleries, cafes etc
Narberth - 17 miles; a lovely country market town with shops, cafes, antiques, galleries, walks, a museum and music venues .
Pembroke - 6.5 miles, has historic castle, shops and antique browsing ….. more castles at Manorbier and Carew.
Tenby - 15.5 miles , 25 minutes by car….beautiful beaches ; picturesque and historic coastal town. Popular holiday destination for visitors to Pembrokeshire. Boats run to Caldey island .
Local cafes and restaurants are often supplied with local produce. We source milk, veg ., eggs and home bakes from Steynton Farm Shop just over the road .
In Steynton the coast and beaches are all around us - Castle Pill is a tidal estuary so it’s a short walk to the Pembrokeshire coastal path. The Dale Peninsula has some beautiful circular walks , rugged coves and dramatic coastal scenery with island views ….. we are lucky to live here.

Walking is a very good way to see Pembrokeshire, or cycling.
Nearest shop/supermarket is aprox 1 mile.
Travel by car is easiest but all parking 🅿️ in designated coastal car parks is payable. ( Free off road parking at this Airbnb)
Mainline train from Milford Haven to London, and is a direct route to Cardiff and all stations north.
Ferry to Ireland from Pembroke Dock ( 4 miles) or from Fishguard (23 miles) .
Buses pass our door to Milford Haven, Pembroke, Haverfordwest ….and the National Coach stop is just around the corner.
Pembrokeshire is not easy to explore by bus - local routes are not based around tourism and some services cease on a Sunday or after ten at night.
Many visitors have enjoyed their holiday here thanks to careful forward planning and help of the internet.
Great local taxi service, and we're on a Sustrans cycle route .