Holiday Cottages In Dinas
Tegfan in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire sleeps six in three bedrooms.
Ty Beth is an attractive detached stone cottage with a large private dog-friendly garden. The cottage is in a small close situated off the narrow road leading to the sandy beaches of Pwllgwaelod and Cwm yr Eglwys less than half a mile away. From the cottage, there are exhilarating walks around Dinas Head and on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its magnificent scenery. Dinas has a couple of very good shops as well as three pubs including one right beside the sea which serves good food. Newport is a pretty Pembrokeshire village about 3 miles from the cottage with a selection of restaurants, galleries, shops and a bank. Beyond it lies the long beach of Newport Sands. ACCOMMODATION The cottage sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 king size and 1 twin. All the accommodation is on the ground floor with the exception to 3 internal steps so may suit guests with restricted mobility. Bedroom 1: king size bed, bedside tables, dressing table, fitted wardrobe Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside table, fitted wardrobes Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail Living room: 2-seater sofa, easy chairs, 43" smart TV, DVD player, selection of DVDs, books and games, log-burning stove Kitchen: electric hob, built-in oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine Sun lounge: breakfast table and seating OUTSIDE Enclosed secluded lawned garden to rear with shrubs and flower borders. Garden furniture and barbeque provided. Ample parking in the courtyard. KEY FACTS - Bed linen provided - Please bring your own towels - Travel cot and highchair available. Please bring your own cot bedding - Gas central heating - First basket of logs is provided, more can be purchased locally - Free WiFi - 3 well-behaved dogs welcome free of charge - No smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit
Beachway in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire sleeps six guests in three bedrooms.
One Tree House in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, sleeps eight in three bedrooms.
Ger Y Traeth is an inviting holiday home, with sea views, canoes, and an open fire, in the coastal hamlet of Pwllgwaelod near Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire. Newport 3.2 miles. Fishguard 4.7 miles. Cardigan 15.6 miles.
Situated in Dinas Country Club, just yards away from Cwm-yr-Eglwys beach, this fantastic property has shared access to the clubs facilities.
Ideally located in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this cosy property offerd the perfect escape at any time of year.
This former chapel is full of character with exposed stone walls, cosy wood burner and enclosed garden with patio.
With a cosy wood burner to relax in front of and extensive views across woodland, this lovely cottage is the perfect countryside retreat.
Surrounded by woodland, this cosy cottage is perfect for a relaxing break away.
Traditional Welsh cottage with beautiful views over the valley beyond, and patio for al fresco dining.
Kenvor is a spacious, detached bungalow in the delightful coastal village of Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire. This superb location is within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and is overlooked by the Preseli Hills. The property is great for multi-generation breaks, with no ground floor steps and is equipped with ramps for wheelchair access and a specially adapted shower room, so the whole family can relax and feel comfortable here. Kenvor is ideally placed within walking distance of a selection of pubs that serve great food and is within a mile of the beaches of Pwllgwaelod and Cwm-Yr-Eglwys. Newport is only three miles away, where you will find welcoming pubs, charming shops and sandy beaches, and Fishguard is only four miles from the cottage, with its daily ferries to and from Ireland. You'll be spoilt for choice with how to spend your time, with a great selection of scenic coast path walks nearby and opportunities for golf, watersports and pony-trekking. There are several interesting towns, villages and historical sites only a short drive away, as well as the family attractions of Manor Wildlife Park, Folly Farm and Heatherton World of Activities. Visit the beautiful coastal towns and villages of Tenby, Saundersfoot and Manorbier, as well as Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor, all within an hour's drive from the cottage. ACCOMMODATION Kenvor sleeps 8 plus a cot in 4 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single and a room with 3 single beds. All the accommodation apart from the room with 3 single beds is on the ground floor so may suit guests with restricted mobility UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: 3 single beds (bedroom access is via steep stairs) DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 2: double bed Bedroom 3: twin beds, TV Bedroom 4: single bed Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin Shower room: easily accessible shower suitable for the less mobile guest, raised toilet with handrails, mobile shower chair Living room/sun room: two 3-seater sofas, TV, patio doors to the garden (mobile ramp) Kitchen/diner: electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer, table seating 8, TV Utility room: washing machine, tumble dryer Games room: dart board, multi games table (pool, football, foosball ) OUTSIDE There is a level patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ as well as lawned areas at the front and rear of the bungalow. Easy access with a ramp to the entrance. Driveway parking for 4 cars. KEY FACTS - Bed linen provided - Please bring your own towels - Travel cot and highchair available on request. Please bring your own cot bedding - Gas heating - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - No Smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit
Orielton Cottage in Dinas Cross can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Rosewall in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, sleeps six guests in three bedrooms.
Y Beudy is a pretty detached cottage in the grounds of the 18th century farmhouse of Tan Y Bryn. Renovated with fine attention to detail, this cottage is stylish and contemporary: slate and oak floors combine with superior quality furnishings and fittings, and traditional elements such as exposed stone walling and log burner, to provide luxurious accommodation. The property is set within beautiful shared lawned gardens, with pilgrim’s well, wildlife pond, and broadleaf and rare species woodland. Y Beudy is tucked away on a quiet Pembrokeshire lane to Cwm yr Eglwys beach. The village of Dinas Cross is half a mile away, with pubs offering tasty food, a convenient grocer’s shop, a fish and chip shop and a small petrol station. There are stunning views over Newport Bay and Carn Ingli mountain. The pretty beaches of Cwm Yr Eglwys and Aberfforest are within easy walking distance and connect with the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. A frequent bus service from the village connects with Newport, the market town of Fishguard, and onwards to the Cathedral city of St David's. Other activities nearby include riding stables, Newport Links golf course, sea and freshwater fishing and kayaking. ACCOMMODATION Y Beudy sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. All the accommodation is on the ground floor with the exception of 1 internal step so may suit guests with restricted mobility. Bedroom 1: double bed, bedside table, fitted wardrobes/cupboards Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside table Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin Living room: two 2-seater sofas, wood burning stove, Freeview TV, DVD player Kitchen/dining area: electric fan oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, washer/dryer, dining table with 4 chairs WC: toilet, hand basin OUTSIDE Lawned garden to the front with bench seating. A BBQ is available. Shared large gardens around Tan Y Bryn allow you to enjoy the pond, picnicking under trees or playing games on the wide lawn. Secure ample off road parking available next to the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Central heating - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - Sorry, no dogs - No smoking
Y Bwthyn stands in the grounds of the 18th century farmhouse of Tan Y Bryn. Renovated with fine attention to detail, it provides a stylish and contemporary luxury accommodation. The cottage is set within beautiful shared lawned gardens with a pilgrim's well, wildlife pond and broadleaf and rare species woodlands. Perfect for couples or small families with children, there are stunning views over Newport Bay and Carn Ingli mountain and beautiful nearby beaches. The cottage is found tucked away on the quiet lane to Cwm yr Eglwys beach, together with other buildings. The village of Dinas Cross is half a mile away with pubs offering tasty food, a convenient grocer's shop, fish and chip shop, and a small petrol station. A frequent bus service from the village connects with Newport, the market town of Fishguard, and onwards to the Cathedral city of St David's. The pretty beaches of Cwm Yr Eglwys and Aberfforest are within easy walking distance and connect with the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, great for the keen walker. Other activities nearby include, riding stables, Newport Links golf course, sea and freshwater fishing and kayaking. ACCOMMODATION Y Bwthyn sleeps 4 in 2 ground floor bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. All the accommodation is on the ground floor so may be suitable for those with restricted mobility. Suitable for those with restricted mobility, there is one step down into the double bedroom and bathroom Bedroom 1: double bed, bedside table Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside table Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin Open plan living area with… Sitting area two 2-seater sofas, wood burning stove, Freeview TV, DVD player Kitchen area: electric fan oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, washer/dryer Dining area: dining table seating 4 OUTSIDE Lawned garden to the front of the cottage with seating and available barbeque. Communal large gardens to enjoy. Secure ample off-road parking is available next to the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and bath towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Central heating - First basket of logs provided - Free WiFi - Sorry, no dogs - No smoking
Taibach in Dinas, Pembrokeshire sleeps seven people in three bedrooms.
Min-Y-Ffordd, a lovely, terrace cottage, located in Dinas Cross in Pembrokeshire, with a pet-friendly policy and positioned within a National Park. Fishguard 3.6 miles; Cardigan 15 miles.
Pen Y Mynydd in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, sleeps 11 guests in five bedrooms.
Seaview (Golwg y Mor) is a cosy one bedroom apartment near Newport, Pembrokeshire with sea views from the bedroom, sitting room and patio. A wing of Merton Hall, a detached house set in lovely grounds of 3 acres in Dinas Cross, it has direct footpath access to the nearby coast and hills. It is also close to the coast bus route – so no need to use your car. The owners live in Merton Hall and are there to help in any way if needed. As well as wonderful walking there are lovely beaches close by. The footpath from the side gate leads to Aberbach cove (10 minutes walk) which is always quiet as there is no parking. There are beaches either side of Dinas Head, Pwllgwaelod and Cwm yr Eglwys, as well as the sands at Newport. Seaview is between Fishguard and Newport (about 4 miles to each), both attractive small towns with lots of pubs and restaurants. In Dinas Cross itself, there are two pubs and a bar/restaurant on the beach at Pwllgwaelod. There are also two shops for groceries and a post office. ACCOMMODATION Seaview sleeps 2 in 1 double bedroom. Space restrictions mean the apartment is unlikely to suit guests with restricted mobility, and it cannot accommodate children other than babes in arms under 6 months of age. Bedroom: standard double bed, clothes hanging space, shelves, sea views En suite shower room: shower, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail, shaver socket Living room: 2-seater sofa, 2 single chairs, sea views, Smart TV with Netflix, drying cupboard for waterproofs and boots Kitchen/dining area: induction hob with oven underneath, dishwasher, fridge with ice box, microwave, Espresso coffee machine, dining table seats 4 but more comfortably 2. OUTSIDE Small area at the front for coffee in the morning sun. To the rear is a patio, with seating and BBQ. You are welcome to explore the grounds of Merton Hall which include its own hill with views over to Fishguard harbour. Ample parking immediately outside your front door. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and tea towels provided - Towels can be provided - please contact the owner - Please bring your own beach towels - Central heating - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog upon booking. (please note the owners have 2 friendly miniature dachshunds) - No smoking
Gorgeous rustic stone cottage in its own private garden and hot tub, with amazing sea views, perfect for a peaceful coastal holiday.
This stunning, traditional Pembrokeshire farmhouse is nestled quietly into the side of Dinas mountaintop with an unrivalled birds-eye view of the infamous Pembrokeshire coast.
Trewrach Cottage is a 400-year-old restored holiday cottage in a convenient location for exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline and the delights of the Preseli Hills. The cottage has fantastic original features including an inglenook fireplace with an ancient stone bread oven and a wood burner. A great spot for a holiday in West Wales, Trewrach Cottage is situated in the village of Dinas Cross where there are many amenities including a supermarket, fish and chip shop and pubs which serve food. If you like wildlife, you will love to see the badgers visiting at night and 18 different birds in the garden throughout the day. It's a short drive to Fishguard town where there are restaurants and a theatre. A ferry service runs from Fishguard to Rosslare in Ireland. A little further in the other direction is the popular town of Newport where you will find a sandy beach on one side and an old harbour on the other which has a wealth of history. ACCOMMODATION Trewrach Cottage sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 king size bed , twin beds . All the accommodation is on the ground floor so may suit guests with restricted mobility. Bedroom 1: king size bed, space for travel cot Bedroom 2: twin beds Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail WC: toilet, hand basin, shaving point Living room: 3-seater sofa, 2-seater sofa, 24” Freeview TV/DVD, log burner, panoramic mountain views Kitchen: halogen hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher Dining room: table seating 6, fine countryside views, French windows to patio and bird and badger viewing within 2 meters Boiler room: washer/dryer OUTSIDE Large front garden with furnished patio, BBQ and lawn. Stream nearby, please ensure children are supervised. Orchard just outside the kitchen door bordering large woods. 15-minute river bank walk to beach and coastal path. Bird watch 2 meters from the kitchen door. Record visitor observation of 18 different birds. Games room near the car park with table tennis, pool, table football and darts. Driveway parking for 3 cars. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, please bring your own beach towels - Travel cot and highchair available. Please bring your own cot bedding - Oil central heating for underfloor heating - Logs provided - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome - No smoking - £50 per dog refundable damages deposit payable directly to the owner on arrival
Brynhenllan Cottage, Dinas Cross, Sir Benfro, sleeps four guests in two bedrooms
Ty Canol near DInas Cross Pembrokeshire sleeps six in four bedrooms.
Rhiwelli sits in four acres of sloping grounds on the northern flanks of the Preseli Hills. The panoramic sea views are breath-taking on a sunny day from the patio and terraced lawns in front of the cottage. The property has retained many period features with exposed and painted stonework to the interior, an open plan double height sitting room, galleried landing, exposed beams and joists and an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove.
2 Ashgrove in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire sleeps nine guests in five bedrooms.
Cwm Bach (Little Valley) is situated in the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, voted the UK's Holiday Destination of the Year 2018. It is set in a wooded hillside in its own secluded valley, with views across Fishguard Bay. The market town of Fishguard is a five minute drive.
An attractively refurbished cottage for two in the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park, voted the UK's Holiday Destination of the Year 2018. Wonderful for walkers and wildlife lovers with nearby Fishguard and Newport for restaurants, shopping and galleries.
Attractions within 10 miles of Dinas
- Goodwick Sea Wall (3.5m)
- Castell Henllys Iron Age Village (6.6m)
- Pembrokeshire Sunflowers (6.7m)
- Melin Tregwynt (7.8m)
- Abermawr (8.5m)
- The National Trust (9.5m)
Outdoor Activities around Dinas
- Dinas Mountain (1.5m)
- Fishguard Cenotaph (3.6m)
- Marine Walk (3.7m)
- French Walk (3.9m)
- Discover Walking Pembrokeshire (4m)
- Llys y Frân Country Park & Reservoir (9.4m)
- War Memorial (10.3m)
- Scolton Park (Doxbin) (11m)
- Scolton Country Park (11.3m)
- Cardigan Swimming Pool and Fitness Centre (11.4m)
- Plum stone mountain (11.5m)
- Cardigan Cenotaph (11.5m)
- Maesglas Park (11.7m)
- Porthgain East (12.9m)
- Withybush woods carpark (13m)
- Porthgain West (13.1m)
- Lammas Eco Village (13.1m)
- Penparc Football Pitch (13.7m)
- Llawhaden Green (14.1m)
- Bridge Meadow Park (14.9m)
About Dinas
If you're seeking a quiet escape, Dinas in Pembrokeshire, Wales, might just be the place for you. With a population of just over 1,000 residents, this charming village offers a serene setting that is sure to captivate visitors.
But there's more to Dinas than just its peaceful atmosphere. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or an outdoor adventurer, Dinas has something to offer for everyone.
So, if you're curious to uncover the hidden gems of this picturesque Welsh village, you're in for a treat.
History of Dinas
Dinas has a rich and varied history, shaped by its strategic location and the diverse communities that have called it home over the centuries.
The earliest evidence of human activity in Dinas dates back to the Neolithic period, with the presence of burial chambers and standing stones. These ancient relics provide a glimpse into the lives of the early inhabitants and their burial practices.
During the Roman occupation of Britain, Dinas served as an important hub due to its proximity to the coast and its potential as a strategic military base. The Romans recognized its significance and established a fort in the area, leaving behind remnants of their presence that continue to be discovered by archaeologists.
In the medieval period, Dinas flourished as a thriving market town, attracting traders and merchants from far and wide. The town's market charter, granted in the 13th century, bolstered its status as a commercial center and contributed to its economic growth. The remnants of medieval buildings and the layout of the town reflect this prosperous era.
The industrial revolution brought further changes to Dinas, as the development of mining and quarrying industries transformed the local economy. The expansion of these industries led to an influx of workers and a shift in the town's demographic makeup.
Natural Beauty and Landmarks
As you explore the area, you'll encounter breathtaking natural beauty and iconic landmarks that showcase the rich tapestry of Dinas's landscape and history.
The towering cliffs along the coastline offer stunning views of the Celtic Sea, with its wild waves crashing against the rugged rocks below. These cliffs are a haven for seabirds, and if you're lucky, you might spot a colony of nesting razorbills or guillemots.
Inland, the undulating hills and valleys are adorned with vibrant patches of gorse and heather, creating a picturesque mosaic of colors, especially when the sun sets and casts a warm glow over the landscape.
One of the most iconic landmarks in Dinas is the ancient hillfort perched atop Garn Fawr. This Iron Age fortification provides not only a fascinating glimpse into the area's ancient past but also offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and coastline. The mystical atmosphere of this historic site is truly captivating, invoking a sense of wonder about the lives of those who once inhabited it.
Another notable feature is the secluded beach of Pwllgwaelod, nestled within a peaceful cove. The golden sands and crystal-clear waters make it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. The picturesque setting is completed by the old lime kiln, a reminder of the area's industrial heritage.
In Dinas, the natural beauty and landmarks intertwine, creating a tapestry of wonder that invites exploration and appreciation.
Outdoor Activities in Dinas
Uncover exhilarating outdoor activities amidst Dinas's stunning natural landscapes and historic landmarks, offering a perfect blend of adventure and exploration. The rugged coastline and rolling hills provide an ideal setting for a range of outdoor pursuits. Hiking enthusiasts can embark on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which offers breathtaking views of the sea cliffs and opportunities to observe diverse wildlife. If you're a water sports enthusiast, the crystal-clear waters of Aberbach and Abermawr beaches are perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. For those seeking a more adrenaline-fueled experience, coasteering along the dramatic cliffs is a must-try, combining swimming, climbing, and cliff jumping.
Dinas also boasts excellent rock climbing and bouldering opportunities for both beginners and seasoned climbers. The area's diverse rock formations cater to various skill levels, and local guides offer tailored experiences for all adventurers. Additionally, the nearby Gwaun Valley provides an idyllic setting for cycling, with routes that lead through charming villages and verdant countryside.
For a more leisurely outdoor experience, picnicking in the tranquil surroundings of Dinas Island or exploring the ancient ruins of Dinas Head fort offers a glimpse into the area's rich history. As the day draws to a close, unwinding with a spot of birdwatching or stargazing amidst the unspoiled natural beauty provides a perfect end to any outdoor adventure in Dinas.
Exploring the Village
Nestled within the picturesque landscape, the village of Dinas invites you to explore its quaint charm and rich history. As you wander through the village, you'll encounter several intriguing aspects that contribute to its unique character.
1. Historic Sites: The village is home to several historic sites that offer a glimpse into its past. From the ancient St. Brynach's Church with its weathered gravestones to the remnants of Dinas Castle, you'll find yourself immersed in the history of the area. Each site has its own story to tell, providing a fascinating insight into the village's heritage.
2. Local Artisans: As you meander through Dinas, take the time to visit the local artisan shops and galleries. Here, you can admire and purchase handcrafted goods created by talented individuals within the community. Whether it's pottery, paintings, or textiles, these unique pieces offer a special memento of your time in the village.
3. Welcoming Establishments: Dinas boasts a selection of charming cafes and pubs where you can take a break and savor some delicious fare. From traditional Welsh dishes to freshly brewed coffee and homemade treats, the village's eateries provide a warm and inviting atmosphere, allowing you to connect with the local culture and hospitality.
As you explore the village of Dinas, you'll find yourself immersed in its captivating history and vibrant community, making for a truly memorable experience.
Dinas: A Peaceful Retreat
Escape to the tranquility of Dinas, where nature and serenity await you. Tucked away in the picturesque Pembrokeshire countryside, Dinas offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
As you wander through the village, you'll be enveloped in a sense of calm. The gentle rustling of leaves in the wind and the chorus of birdsong create a soothing soundtrack to your escape.
Take a leisurely stroll along the winding paths that lead to the ancient Dinas Head, and feel the tension melt away. The breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and the shimmering sea below will leave you in awe of nature's beauty. You might find a perfect spot to sit and meditate, letting the peaceful surroundings wash over you.
For a truly serene experience, visit the nearby Aberbach Beach. The tranquil waters and soft golden sands provide the ideal setting for quiet contemplation or an undisturbed sunbathing session. The rhythmic sound of the waves lapping against the shore will lull you into a state of relaxation.
In Dinas, you can also connect with nature by exploring the woodlands and meadows that surround the village. The diverse flora and fauna offer a chance to immerse yourself in the natural world, providing a welcome escape from the stresses of everyday life.
Whether you seek solitude or a peaceful getaway with loved ones, Dinas invites you to embrace the tranquility and find rejuvenation in its serene surroundings.