Garn Holiday Cottages - a four star break in West Wales
Llanychaer, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire
Come and have a look inside our four star rated self catering holiday cottages! |
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Each cottage can sleep four adults in two separate bedrooms. Modern kitchens and bathrooms are fully equipped (see accommodation). All linen is provided free of charge and the beds are made up with duvets for your arrival. Towels are available for hire for £3 a set. There's a colour TV, CD and DVD player in the sitting room and the woodburners are fuelled and ready to go …other than in high summer! On
the south side of the cottages is a large mown-grass playing field,
but not too near the cottages for noise to be a problem. This is
a safe area having no direct access to the lane outside. Ideal for
football, cricket, bike riding, frisbees, flying kites, tennis etc.
Within the grounds we have laid out grassy trails and tree-lined
paths leading to picnic spots and viewpoints. Children (and adults!) can enjoy a quiz treasure trail throughout our fields and woodland walks. |
%20Trevine%20and%20Preseli.JPG) Trevine and Preseli cottages in Springtime,looking towards Fishguard, just 5 mins drive away |
 Sitting room, Carn Ingli |
Telephone, fax, e-mail and computing facilities are available on request for those who would like to keep in touch with work or families whilst here on holiday. Some charges may apply depending on nature and extent of use. Reception for mobile phones is usually good. |
| Fishguard is our nearest town. Only a 5 minute drive away it has everything you would normally need for your holiday whether for supplies, art and crafts, church, sport, excellent eating or entertainment. A little further up the coast, Newport is about 6 miles away from us with its galleries, superb restaurants and craft shops. On the way there you will see a sign to Cwm Yr Eglwys where there is a charming sheltered beach which has a 'Famous Five' … feel about it! At Newport things are on a grander scale and you can drive straight on to the beach if you wish. | %20Playing%20field.JPG) The playing field |
%20Coasteering.JPG) Coasteering at Abereiddy, next to Porthgain |
In the other direction towards the small cathedral city of St Davids you will find Porthgain, about 25 minutes' drive away. It possess a lovely little 18th-century pub with good food by the side of an old port of great interest to the industrial archaeologists, and of course those who just love the beautiful North Pembrokeshire coastline. Porthgain is a good place from which to start discovering the Coastal Path. |
| There are excellent walks in the Gwaun Valley (from half-hour to two hours plus) without having to take the car. Back home here, feel free to explore the grounds which extend to 22 acres and include hilltop views to the sea or shaded bluebell walks (in season!). If you wish you can celebrate your efforts with refreshments at the local pub, just a few minutes walk away from Garn Cottages. | %20Llanychaer%20bridge.JPG) "The bridge over the Gwaun at Llanychaer" |
%20Newport.JPG) Newport's magnificent beach and estuary |
%20Woodland%20walk.JPG) "One of our woodland walks" |
%20The%20local%20pub.JPG) "At the Bridge End Inn, Llanychaer" |
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