St Brides Bay View

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Welcome to our beautiful apartment on the water's edge in the beach side village of Broad Haven in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park; the only coastal national park in the UK.

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St Brides Bay Apartments

View from the window

Large open plan lounge area

Dining area

The kitchen is equipped to the highest standard

The master bedroom

The second bedroom

Address: 16 St Brides Bay View Apartments
Town search: Broad Haven
County: Pembrokeshire
Post Code: SA62 3JG
Telephone - please mention Let's Stay South West Wales: 01225 891090 or 07879 897714
Email: Click here to email the owners of this apartment
Website: http://www.stbridesbayview.com/

Accreditation: Welsh Tourist Board 4 stars
Accommodation categories:
Apartments
Child Friendly
Self Catering Party Size:
SMALL (between 1 and 5)
Bedrooms: 2

Details: Our apartment is literally just a few feet away from the long sandy beach of Broad Haven.

We have tried to provide all the facilities you would want to make it homely, including TV, DVD, VCR, CD, Dishwasher, Washer-dryer, Bread maker, games, books, Play Station (with games), selection of videos and DVDs etc. And of course stunning views...

Accommodation

Kitchen:
Equipped to the highest standard: oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, waste disposal, dishwasher and washer-dryer.

Lounge:
Large open plan lounge area (with adjacent dining area). Window to front and side - front window with dramatic sea views. Facilities include Sofa bed, 3 seater sofa, TV, DVD, VCR, CD player and Radio, Playstation 1 with games, selection of DVDs, Videos and CDs. If our selection isn't wide enough then the local Village Store has a DVD hire section.

We also provide a range of books and board games for those rainy days.

Master Bedroom:
Pine double bed, wardrobe, bed side lockers and chest of drawers. Window with view to rear of apartment.

Second bedroom:
Bunk beds and large wardrobe. Window with view to side of apartment.

Bathroom:
Modern and decorated to a high standard. There is a bath with an electric shower, shaving point, a ceiling mounted extractor fan and heated towel rail.

Access to apartment:
St Brides Bay View is a third floor apartment right on the sea front at Broad Haven. Access is gained via steps from the pavement to the communal hall entrance doorway. Three flights of stairs then take you to the top floor (please note that there is no lift in the apartment block). The kitchen has a low level oven, dishwasher and washer/dryer, fridge and freezer - all other appliances are at standard worktop height with the exception of the Microwave which is at eye height.

Heating throughout via electric wall-mounted heaters.

Car Parking
Allocated car parking space plus second space in general permit parking area.

The Area
Pembrokeshire is a wonderful place and there is no where better to base yourself than Broad Haven with its long sandy beach, access to coastal paths, shops, pubs, doctors and take aways.

The Pembrokeshire National park is the only coastal national park in Britain and Broad Haven is right at its heart.

But its not just the National Park that makes Pembrokeshire special, it has a huge amount going for it from Oakwood Theme Park (which now has the biggest wooden roller coaster in Europe) to Folly Farm - an outstanding farm attraction and hugely popular with our children; not forgetting Great Wedlock Dinosaur Park, as well as other wildlife parks, country sports park, numerous golf courses, craft and leisure centres. Indeed there are so many alternatives to the beach that whatever your interest or the weather, it's hard to imagine that you would ever be stuck for something to do in Pembrokeshire.

Thanks to the introduction of the Puffin Shuttle between St Davids and Milford Haven, some excellent stretches of the coast path can now be tackled without the need to do a circular route. Use the shuttle to travel to the far end of your day's walk and walk back to where you started. Good sections to tackle in this fashion include:

Broad Haven to Nolton Haven
St Brides Haven to Broad Haven
Dale to Martins Haven

Take a circular route around the Marloes Peninsula, starting at either Marloes beacon or the National Trust car park for Marloes beach. It covers a distance of 61/2miles/11km.

Another good circular route is around the Dale Peninsula, starting from the car park near St Ann's head. The path follows some dramatic cliff tops, dropping down to several lovely sandy coves on the way. Total distance is about 6miles/10km.

Pembrokeshire really is the most wonderful place and Broad Haven the ideal spot from which to explore it.

Local Beaches
Broad Haven:
The beach on your doorstep at St Brides Bay View. This is a beautiful wide open beach which was awarded a Seaside Award 2006 and has Blue Flag status. It has clean waters, a large expanse of sand, and shallow bathing - ideal for families. You can also hire kayaks from the shore front shop.

Little Haven:
This is a picturesque little village that nestles in a small valley sloping down to the beach. The viilage itself is small but friendly with an excellent fish resturant, some gift shops and a pizzeria come post office. The beach itself is not very wide, but is sheltered by two high cliff faces offering wind free sun and water bathing. At high tide the beach is restricted to a shingle shore but is still a very safe and fun place to while the hours away. The Castle pub on the shore front is an excellent place to while away a few hours.

Dale:
Dale is a sailors and Windsurers paradise. It is also a Blue Flag beach. It is sheltered from the open Atlantic by a headland at the entrance to the Milford Haven Waterway the mile wide bay gives a large expanse of flat shallow water at low tide with no strong tidal currents, ideal for learning basic skills and building up confidence in sheltered safety. A cafe near the slip way provides teas, coffees and snack lunches - which are just right after a few hours out on the water.

Marloes:
This is a particularly stunning beach with golden sand and rugged shoreline, although there is a bit of a walk from the car park down to the beach itself.

Settlands:
This is the small bay between Broad Haven and Little Haven and although there is a steep path to it at high tide, it is generally accessible at low tide. The walk from Broad haven to Little Haven on a summers afternoon at low tide takes you through the Settlands - which provides yet more golden sand, cliffs and caves.

Newgale:
A little further up the coast is Newgale, another long sandy beach loved by surfers, body borders and Sand Sculpters alike.

Solva:
Solva has a long narrow harbour which can be walked at low tide to reveal a lovely sandy enterance. At high tide, it is a picture book harbour which many boats bobbing on the waves. Solva also boasts many craft and gift shops, and some excellent resturants and pubs.

Directions:

By Road From the M4
From the Second Severn Crossing on the M4
Carry on down the M4 until you reach the Pont Abraham Service Area at the end of the Motorway
At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A48 (signposted Carmarthen) A48
Continue forward onto the A48 until you reach Carmarthen then take the A40 (signposted Fishguard, St Clears)
Keep on the A40 until you reach St Clears
At St Clears take the 2nd exit on the Roudabout onto the A40 (signposted Fishguard, Haverfordwest)
Keep going on the A40 until you reach Haverfordwest.
As you near Haverfordwest you pass a Toyota Garage after which there is a roundabout.
At this roundabout take the first exit - this will take you down into Haverfordwest
On entering Haverfordwest follow the signs for Dale and Broad Haven. This will take you around a number of roundabouts.
On leaving Haverfordwest you will pass the entrance to Tescos. Keep going.
Once you reach the Imperial Peugeot Garage, the road veers right for Haven Road - B4341
Continue forward onto the B4341. Entering Broadway.
Turn right onto the B4341. On entering Broad Haven.
St Brides Bay View Aprtment is on the sea front.

By Rail
You can take a train to Haverfordwest although depending upon where you are travelling from and the time of day you wish to travel, you may need to change in Swansea or Carmarthen, although there are plenty of direct trains from Cardiff and Bristol.

Once in Haverfordwest you can take a bus or a taxi out to Broad Haven. For example, the 311 goes direct from Haverfordwest Bus station to Broad Haven. It takes less than 20 minutes and runs a regular intervals throughout the day

Tariff:

Winter £225;
Mid Season £350;
School half-terms, Easter, Christmas and New Year £395;
High Season £575

3 Night Weekend breaks £140.
4 Night Midweek breaks £160.

All heating and electricity costs included.

Features:
Local Attractions
Nearby Shopping
Nearby Pub
No Smoking
Car Parking
Central Heating
Child Friendly
Fantastic Coastline
Nearby Beaches

Facilities:
Colour TV
DVD Player
Video Player
Hi-Fi
Dishwasher
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer
Washing m/c
Tea & Coffee Making

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St Brides Bay View

Welcome to our beautiful apartment on the water's edge in the beach side village of Broad Haven in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park; the only coastal national park in the UK.