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Thursday, 14 July 2011

A real treat in a Treehouse



I have attempted to build a tree house before now but I can't say that I have ever slept, or had a holiday to Pembrokeshire in one! An added bonus is that you are more than welcome to bring along your dog too.


The Tree House in Nine Wells is exactly that, an intriguing dog friendly place to stay hidden between the treetops, which can sleep up to four guests along with one small dog.


Nine Wells is nestled between Solva and the Cathedral City of St Davids in the West of Pembrokeshire. A perfect position for you to discover the many delights and quaint towns that are only a short driving distance away.


The Tree House is finished in a modern, simplistic manner and is very appealing to the eye, there is a pleasant patio area led to by french doors for you to admire the view from the rustling trees.


All dogs love walking and if meandering through enchanted woodland and discovering hidden trails are your idea of perfect then the stroll through the valley which leads you to a sheltered cove between Solva and Caerfai beach will be just what you are looking for.


Don't forget that wherever you are in Pembrokeshire you won't be too far from a section of the popular Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The section between St Davids and Whitesands is a marvel.


For more information, availability and booking The Tree House in Nine Wells please call a member of our reservations team on 01437 765765 as they would be more than happy to help.

Tuesday, 21 June 2011

A Traditional Dog Friendly Holiday to Pembrokeshire

Everyone dreams about visiting a picture postcard destination for their next dog friendly holiday and Pembrokeshire simply has to be at the top of your list of where to discover next.


Pembrokeshire offers such a stunning location with beautiful scenery, rugged cliffs and an abundance of unspoilt coastline to admire. With The Woof Guide we can also arrange cosy dog friendly, self catering accommodation to call home during your holiday too.


Orlandon Cottages consist of four charming cottages which have all been individually designed and welcome guests and their dogs with open arms as they ooze both charm and comfort. The cottages are set within their own secluded grounds offering access to a children's play area to help keep the whole family entertained.


To give you an idea of the arrangement between the cottages, Orlandon Farm Cottage sleeps a total of 8 guests plus up to two dogs with Smithies Cottage sleeping 5 guests, again welcoming up to two dogs to help keep the need for a top class dog friendly holiday at bay. There are also Kelwon and Hoopers Cottage on site within Orlandon Cottages which are also dog friendly.


The dog friendly cottages are set in a superb location to explore St Brides Bay, the Dale Peninsula and Marloes Sands as well as being only a mile away from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. With these delights on your doorstep you will not have to stray too far to witness the wonders of Pembrokeshire!


For further information on booking the dog friendly Orlandon Cottages please contact a member of our reservations team on 01437 765765 who will be more than happy to help.

Saturday, 11 June 2011

Kathryn's Cottage in Fishguard



This property is so cute, welcoming and most importantly dog friendly. Kathryn's Cottage is positioned in the popular coastal town of Fishguard and welcomes dogs to stay at the cottage during their fabulous dog friendly holiday to Pembrokeshire.


Sleeping four guests and open to welcoming more than one dog, Kathryn's Cottage is a cosy, stone cottage and has been tastefully decorated throughout making this dog friendly property truly a home from home.


What is more, Kathryn's Cottage is offering a 10% discount off week holidays throughout June.


Fishguard is often known as the capital of North Pembrokeshire, with a close and friendly community standing on an imposing headland offering superb views across the bay. Lower Town is the old port of Fishguard and is situated at the mouth of the Gwaun Valley. At the edge of Lower Town is the tiny beach named The Slade which many have now forgotten and Goodwick Parrog is a sandy and shingle beach which overlooks Fishguard Harbour which is a very popular place to visit all year round.


Nearby Aberbach bay is a sandy beach at low tide and can be reached by a lane close to Tregwynt Wollen Mill, with Abermawr beach adjoining to Aberbach which is a quiet and secluded sandy bay to enjoy and admire.


If you and your dog(s) like walking then the spectacle that is our Pembrokeshire Coastal Path will not fail to amaze, with fantastic scenery and unspoilt views. The Pembrokesshire Coastal Path has stretches to Newport and Pwll Deri from Fishguard.


Kathryn's Cottage offers your family a great base in North Pembrokeshire. This warm and spacious dog friendly property will look after you when you are at home, yet allows you to explore the very best of what Pembrokeshire has to offer from it's doorstep.


For further details and booking, please call a member of our reservations team on 01437 765765.

Thursday, 21 April 2011

A dog friendly holiday to Pembrokeshire for all!

I bet you never knew that a dog friendly holiday to Pembrokeshire could offer so much variety and appeal to every member of the family...




Potters Cottage in Wolfscastle has so much to offer aside to being a dog friendly cottage. During your family holiday to Pembrokeshire whilst staying at Potters Cottage, you can enjoy modelling with clay and making your own pottery as well as catching yourself a memory for life with a spot of trout fishing from April through to the beginning of October at a stream some 50 yards for the property.




For your dog there is a lovely landscaped garden filled with an array of flowers and apple trees at Potters Cottage which is wonderfully south facing, catching the sun in all the right places.



Wolfscastle itself is a pretty, quiet village a few miles outside of the main market town of Haverfordwest, yet is only a short drive to fantastic beaches such as St Brides Bay and Little Haven where there are no dog restrictions in place and are dog friendly all year round. A trip to Marloes Sands is always a joy and is very popular, you can also join the Pembrokeshire coastal path and explore the Marloes Peninsula taking in great views of the coastline and islands of Skokholm, Skomer and Grassholm.


Potters Cottage will not only appeal to the most important member of the family (the dog), but to all of you with a creative and happy nature with a thriving enthusiasm for the outdoors.

For availability and to raise any questions you may have, please call a member of Coastal Cottages team on 01437 765765 as they would be more than happy to help.

Saturday, 9 April 2011

The Corner at Amroth


Spring has certainly sprung when an array of rainbow coloured flowers fill the river banks and hedgerows, you wake up to the sweet singing of birds in the trees and the evenings are forever lasting.

Roll on the summer sun as the warm rays shine over Pembrokeshire enhancing the abundance of the County's unspoilt coastal beauty. Pembrokeshire truly is a place for everyone to visit and celebrate each passing season is style.

You really can explore our beautiful county with only a few paws on the sand wandering the beaches, visiting magnificent Castle ruins in the company of your best mate and explore the big green playground, bouncing along our beautiful Pembrokeshire coastal path.

The Corner in Amroth offers all the above and more for both human and dogs.

Set on a country lane near Amroth, The Corner is a traditional cottage welcoming both you and up to two dogs to enjoy both fantastic coastal and rural adventures, admiring the beaches, the plentiful walks along the coast and woodland and relaxing in the local friendly restaurants after a hard day playing.

The cottage has retained many period features within benefiting from a spacious lounge and conservatory, with extensive gardens surrounding the property enclosed by hedgerows, perfect for chasing butterflies and basking in the beaming Pembrokeshire sunshine during your stay. The Corner is only around a mile away from the beach at Amroth.



Amroth beach is a sandy bay with a pebble bank above the tide line, it is said here that at extremely low tide that the stumps and trunks of an ancient submerged forest can be seen here. Down at Amroth beach there are toilets, restaurants and a small shop.

Please note that between 1st May - 30th September there is a partial dog restriction in place.

From Amroth you can begin walking along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path following the coastal cycletrack, heading towards neighboring Wisemans Bridge and onto the harbour village of Saundersfoot. If you head from Amroth going eastwards you will leave the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and join the Carmarthenshire coastline, bringing you towards Pendine and Laugharne further beyond.

If after a days walking and wandering your dogs have picked up a little sand between their paws, salt water on their fur or splashes of mud under their belly, then The Corner offers a pleasant place for them to enjoy a quick wipe down and take time to dry...



...And if you don't only want to bring along a dog or two then the owners of The Corner even offer the opportunity for guests to pack their horse in the trailer too.

What an attraction...bringing your horse on holiday!

For the Easter weeks commencing the 16th and 23rd April 2011, The Corner is offering an attractive 15% discount off each week. Do you really need any other excuse to get packing?!

For more information on The Corner in Amroth, availability and pricing please contact a member of our reservations team on 01437 765 765.

Happy dog friendly holidays!

Thursday, 31 March 2011

A delight for all dogs!


The Old Mill in Llanstadwell is an admirable four storey converted flour mill just 50 yards from the secret Cleddau waterway. This impressive stone, dog friendly property is beautifully renovated and proudly sits in the village of Llanstadwell and makes an ideal retreat during your holiday with your dog to our wondrous county of Pembrokeshire.

Any dog that loves nothing more than splashing about in the water will be spoilt here with only being a walk from the Cleddau, and even the most budding boating enthusiasts can embrace the launching facilities and seasonal pontoon from Hazelbeach.


The Ferry House Inn, which is situated in an idyllic waterside setting not far from The Old Mill welcomes dogs into their bar area, where there is seating and a fantastic array of food is served. You can overlook the Cleddau waterway and passing boats from their outside patio area.


The national cycle network have a cracking track from Neyland Marina which an abundance of dogs and their owners walk every day. The route begins from Neyland Marina and you walk following the path for as many miles as you wish, you could even end up continuing through to Haverfordwest if you fancy making an afternoon of it! I have walked this track many times and always spot something different in the fields, hedgerows and I have never failed in seeing rabbits playing in the grass. A very pretty and rewarding walk.

At Neyland there is a lovely cafe where you can enjoy a light bite and great cup of coffee watching the yachts come and go from the marina. A great spot to sit and enjoy the sun.


The Old Mill is offering a 10% discount on week bookings until the end of June 2011, with a 15% discount on week bookings during Easter also waiting to be snapped up...


...a dog friendly holiday to this stylish property is one not to be missed, especially when such a great discount is being offered.


For further details and booking please call a member of reservations on 01437 765765.

Happy 'dog friendly' holidays!

Saturday, 19 March 2011

An amazing Crufts 2011!


I really enjoyed the four day show at DFS Crufts this year; we met an abundance of lovely people and their dogs that had genuine interest in holidaying with their dog to our beautiful, dog friendly Pembrokeshire County.

We are delighted that from the thousand people that entered our competition to win a FREE dog friendly holiday to Pembrokeshire, yesterday we drew our lucky winner and the dog friendly holiday to a popular self catering property sleeping up to 6 people and welcoming two dogs has been given away to a very happy family!

I hope that you all have had a nose at our Woof Guide creation, Dog Walks of Pembrokeshire guide, that in their hundreds were also given away at the Crufts show, which is a fabulous guide of wondrous walks and beauty spots that are not to be missed during your dog friendly visit to Pembrokeshire.

For all entrants into the competition you will be receiving a copy of our Coastal Cottages of Pembrokeshire brochure to peruse at your leisure with your dog(s) laying at your feet. We would very much love to welcome everyone we met at Crufts to Pembrokeshire with The Woof Guide, it truly is a hidden gem in South West Wales simply waiting in all it's unspoilt glory for you to discover.

Just imagine the sandy dunes, long stretches of beach, blue sea, 186 miles of stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, enchanted woodlands and trappings of historic sites. Once having witnessed the array of spectacular postcard pictures in Pembrokeshire it's not hard to understand why I and so many others have a great admiration and adoration for our captivating Pembrokeshire County.

And you don't have to leave your dog at home. Speak soon, Natalie.