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Sitting a stone's throw from one of Pembrokeshire’s favourite Blue Flag beaches, No.10 Marine Road is the perfect family-friendly holiday spot. This newly refurbished property is just 200m from Broad Haven beach, with seaside activities, restaurants, bars & shops on your doorstep. Overlooking St Bride’s Bay on the famous Pembrokeshire coast path, this chic home allows for days on the beach followed by restful evenings relaxing in the Hot Tub. The 4 bedrooms and snug sleep up to 10 guests.

10 Marine Road is situated just off the main coast road at Broad Haven, a mere 200 metres from its Blue Flag beach with golden sands, rockpools, and views over St Bride’s Bay. Situated at the heart of the Pembrokeshire coast path, you can walk north or south from this point and come across more stunning coves, beaches, fishing villages, wildlife, and sometimes, even see Ireland across the sea. Broad Haven itself has several restaurants and cafes on the main road, as well as a small shop, Post Office, surf shop, and bus stop. From here you can catch the Puffin Shuttle bus in the holiday season, or catch a bus to nearby Haverfordwest for supermarkets, the cinema, or pharmacies. A mile south of Broad Haven is the tiny, steep fishing village of Little Haven. Both Broad Haven and Little Haven share a lifeboat station which is located here. Grab a crab sandwich from seafood vendors Lobster & Mor, or have a cheeky pint at one of two ancient taverns, The Swan or The St Brides Inn. North of Broad Haven, you’ll find the popular pebble beach of Newgale. This beach is popular with surfers, and is a fantastic, long stretch of beach for walking, swimming, or, if you’re feeling adventurous, kite surfing, which nearby shop New Surf offer. A 10 minute drive away is the quaint fishing harbour of Solva. Filled with colourful fisherman’s houses and bobbing boats, Solva resembles a Cornish fishing village. Take a walk from the main harbour and up along the finger of land that stretches out to sea called the Gribbin for incredible views of St Davids Head and the little islands that house a variety of sea birds. Keep an eye out for shipwrecks, too - this was always a popular spot for smugglers, wreckers, and even a pirate or two. Half an hour’s car ride north and you reach Britain’s smallest city, St Davids. This ancient hamlet is home to an impressive Cathedral, said to have been built on the spot of the monastery of David, Patron Saint of Wales.