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Quiet bwthyn, near coast, St Davids
Quirky, fun space in a tiny, traditional Welsh barn, with thick stone walls and a dinky Welsh woodstove (logs provided). Perfect for sea swimmers, walkers, seal spotters, bird watchers and beach goers. Cycles and surf boards to borrow, at your risk. Walk a mile to the coast path for spectacular sea views, cycle/drive 10 minutes to St Davids or Whitesandsbeach, 15 to the Blue Lagoon. We supply bread, butter, eggs, milk, coffee, tea and sugar for your first breakfast. Sadly we cannot host dogs.

Luxury, incredible sea views, coast path access
Skokholm View, Solva is a luxury holiday apartment on the St Brides Bay coastline in the spectacular Pembrokeshire National Park. Ideal for couples, single travellers, families/ small group; it has the most incredible direct sea views, is surrounded by stunning lawns & woods and has access to the coast path. Set on the top (second) floor of a restored Georgian mansion, it offers recently renovated, spacious, extremely comfortable, well-equipped accommodation amongst a magical, romantic setting.

Hummingbird Nest. Pet friendly studio annex
Pet friendly 1 bed annex with parking in quiet location. Walking distance of Caerfai Bay,St Davids and bus routes. Suit couples, cyclists , walkers, limited mobility. Safe enclosed courtyard; conservatory; large en-suite shower room. Kitchenette , comprising:- kettle,toaster, fridge, microwave, small oven ,sink. Mobility aids available at no extra cost Secure storage for bikes, surfboards etc. Continental breakfast provided. Hosted by Sarah who lives adjacent with her two labradors.

Shepherd's hut with sea view in St Davids.
Cwt Bugail (welsh for shepherd's hut) is a slightly bigger than average Shepherd's Hut with a crog loft for extra storage. Situated within Glan-Y-Mor Campsite- ideally located it is a short 7 minute walk to St Davids City Centre, and a 5 minute walk away from the Coastal Path and Caerfai Beach. Open the doors to an amazing sea view overlooking St Brides Bay. Please note that showers, toilets and washing up facilities are located in the middle of the campsite just a few meters from the hut.

The Retreat, central St Davids with parking space
Cosy ground floor flat with beautiful king sized bed; an ideal romantic getaway for two! Ideally located in the centre of culturally rich St David's with your own dedicated parking space. The Cathedral, restaurants and shops are just a 2 minute walk away, and the coastal path is just 5 minutes walk at St Non's. Menevia Spa is just a few doors away, or pick up the Puffin shuttle for coastal walks, beaches and so so much more. Cosy up by the log burning stove after a fun ,busy day exploring.

Cliff-top Cottage on Coast Path w/Panoramic Views
Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline, sunsets, and starry skies at this luxury renovated two-bedroom cottage. With a prime location in a designated dark sky zone, enjoy a deserted beach and coastal path from the doorstep. Watch the waves rolling in and relax by the log burner, or savour the sunset from the cliff-top garden. Bridgend Cottage is perfectly positioned for Pembrokeshire adventures; Salt & City Stays offers an unparalleled coastal getaway at this unique cottage.

Luxury Twin pod with stunning ocean view
Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature in the heart of Solva. The pod is based on our private farm with sea views of St brides Bay and the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline right from your window. King si Easily accessible to walk to Solva beach, the coast path and various restaurants and pubs. It is commonly referred to as the 'best view in Solva'. We can provide fresh crab,lobster platters for our guests from our fishing business if desired to get a true taste of Solva

St Davids Hideaway with Roll-top Bath & Log Burner
Hosted by Salt & City Stays, The Forge is a welcoming bolthole a stone's throw from the centre of St Davids and within easy walking distance of restaurants, pubs, Caerfai Bay and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. A retreat set in a characterful old stone Granary building. This hideaway combines touches of warming colour and distinctive style with original features to create the most wonderfully relaxed and welcoming retreat, perfect for couples who want to enjoy some precious time together.

The old bakehouse - central and secluded hideaway
In the heart of St. Davids yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle, The Old Bakehouse is perfectly located for you to take advantage of everything the Peninsula has to offer. A stones throw from the cafes, pubs, supermarket, visitor centre, public transport links and just a short walk to the cathedral, coast path, St. Nons and Caerfai beach. Kick off your boots and make yourself at home at the end of a day of exploring the extraordinary beauty of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Cwtsh and Llys
NEW FOR SPRING 2023 - This stylish cottage is located at the very heart of St.Davids. Step out to a weekly Farmers market at the Cross Square and then down to the historic Cathedral. Cwtch y Llys is tucked away on the High Street, just behind Llys y Faenor Guest House. Newly refurbished to the highest standard, it's a little luxury gem that combines it's original features with contemporary design and complimented by timeless Melin Tregwynt pure wool blankets and Egyptian cotton linen.

The Old Stable, Berea, St David’s, Pembrokeshire
Set in the Pembrokeshire National Park the Old Stable is a recently completed, stunning, barn conversion. Architect designed it sits its own 18 acres of farm land with breathtaking seaviews of Abereiddy Bay, St George’s Channel and the Irish Sea. Close to Pembrokeshire’s award winning beaches, spectacular coastline, coves and famous coastal path the Old Stable represents a perfect base to explore this wonderful county. In a ‘dark skies’ location it is perfect for star gazing.

Central St Davids
This light, airy, guest accommodation is in the extension to our traditional grade 2 listed home and will delight you the moment you step through the door. Ideally located, just a 5 mins walk to the Cathedral and 15 mins to the coast. A small city with so much to offer - cultural activities, galleries, restaurants, pubs, shops, outdoor pursuits, music and so much more. Surrounded by sea on 3 sides - magnificent beaches and the only coastal national park in the UK .
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in St Davids?
Travellers often choose accommodations in the city center for easy access to local landmarks, independent shops, and dining. Stays around the coast near Whitesands Bay are also popular for those seeking ocean views and a quieter atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in St Davids with kids?
Kids enjoy interactive exhibits at visitor centers, exploring castles and ancient ruins, or beachcombing for shells and fossils near the sea. Family boat trips around nearby islands are also frequently suggested for watching birds and marine life.
What are some of the best things to do in St Davids?
Explore the iconic St Davids Cathedral, relax at Whitesands Bay, and walk coastal trails with panoramic sea views. Visitors also enjoy browsing galleries, sampling local fare, and joining guided excursions for a deeper look at the area’s history.
How is the weather in St Davids?
St Davids experiences mild, often breezy conditions with temperatures ranging from 39–67°F (4–19°C) through the year. Winters are cool and wet, while late spring and summer typically bring milder weather and longer daylight hours.
When is the best time to visit St Davids?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder weather and cultural events. For those seeking quieter streets and brisk walks, St Davids has a peaceful atmosphere even in the cooler months.
What are the best places to visit in St Davids?
Many visitors explore St Davids Cathedral, wander the ruins of Bishop’s Palace, and relax at Whitesands Bay. The Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre is also highlighted for its exhibitions and information about the surrounding national park.
What are some hiking trails in St Davids?
St Davids has access to coastal paths that follow dramatic clifftops and sandy beaches, with routes leading toward the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Around the city, you can also find circular walks that pass through meadows, small woodlands, and historic landmarks.
What are some family activities we can do in St Davids?
Families often enjoy exploring the historic St Davids Cathedral, joining art workshops at local galleries, or discovering marine life in interactive visitor centers. Beach walks and rock pooling around the coastline are also frequently suggested for families.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from St Davids?
Explore nearby coastal villages with historic harbors, wander wildflower meadows in the national park, or visit ancient castles around Pembrokeshire. Guided wildlife boat tours around remote islands are also commonly suggested for a change of scenery.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in St Davids?
St Davids has a selection of pet-friendly vacation rentals, cottages, and guesthouses, especially around the center and near the coast. Many hosts welcome travellers with pets, making it easy to find options for your stay.
What are some local tips for visiting St Davids?
Locals often suggest packing layers and waterproof gear due to the changeable coastal weather. Exploring early in the day or late afternoon can offer quieter moments at popular sites, and visiting local markets is a great way to sample regional produce.
What is St Davids known for?
St Davids is known for its rich religious history centered around St Davids Cathedral, scenic coastal landscapes, and artistic community. The city draws visitors interested in ancient sites, coastal walking trails, and local crafts.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in St Davids?
Hidden chapels tucked along coastal paths, art studios showcasing local ceramics, and lesser-known coves around the peninsula are often highlighted by those who explore beyond the main attractions. The city’s quiet gardens and small heritage museums also invite discovery.
What are the best foods to try in St Davids?
Many enjoy trying traditional Welsh cakes, lamb dishes, and local seafood such as crab, mussels, or lobster when visiting St Davids. Creamy Welsh cheeses and homemade ice creams from coastal farms are also frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to St Davids?
Bring waterproof clothing, comfortable shoes for coastal paths, and layers to adjust to changing temperatures. A camera and reusable water bottle come in handy for hikes and exploring the scenic city and shoreline.
What is the nightlife in St Davids like?
Nightlife in St Davids leans towards cozy pubs, live folk music in local venues, and relaxed evenings at independent cafés. The city sometimes hosts informal music sessions and community gatherings in historic settings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in St Davids?
St Davids frequently hosts music and arts festivals in the cathedral and around the city, with classical concerts and literary gatherings. Seasonal events celebrating Welsh culture, food, and crafts are often organized in spring and summer.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in St Davids?
St Davids has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including cottages with enclosed gardens, multi-bedroom homes, and apartments in the city center. Many hosts provide amenities like board games, highchairs, and travel cots for children.
All about Saint Davids
Welcome to the United Kingdom’s smallest city, named after Wales’ patron saint, sitting beautifully on the most westerly point of the country. It’s a city because of its historic cathedral, built on a 6th-century monastic site and redeveloped impressively in medieval and Victorian times. Just across the River Alun sit the equally grand ruins of Bishops Palace: an ornate 700-year-old wheel window in a wall of the Great Hall gives a measure of the building’s original majesty.
The rest of the city is a small cluster of streets around open green spaces, with brightly painted buildings hosting cafes, shops, and galleries. The town is also only 2.5 miles from the surfers’ paradise of Whitesands Beach, facing the windy waves of the Irish Sea, and near smaller coves such as Caerfai with its multicoloured rocks, and the craggier Porthmelgan and Porthselau (accessible via the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path). The area is also known for great ice cream parlours and independent restaurants, the local speciality, of course, being seafood.
What are the top things to do in Saint Davids?
Porth-y-Tŵr
This Grade 1-listed gatehouse is majestic, one of four that used to lead pilgrims towards the cathedral walls. Its 13th-century octagonal tower is also still fully functional, housing ten bells that regularly resound through the city. Listen out on Wednesday evenings when the bell-ringers have their weekly practice.
St Non’s Chapel and Holy Well
A mile south of St Davids, on a stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path full of dramatic cliffs, are the ruins of a medieval chapel, built on the site of a 6th-century house where St David himself was said to have been born. St Non was his mother, and a well bearing her name sits alongside it, hosting a small shrine and stone grotto. A modern chapel and retreat centre also add to the site’s spiritual setting.
The Oriel y Parc Landscape Gallery and Visitor Centre
Based in a fully accessible, eco-friendly modern building, this beautiful visitor centre and gallery showcases treasures from the National Museum of Wales and work by Pembrokeshire artists. It also has regular artists-in-residence, a discovery room to encourage visitors’ creativity, and a popular cafe.
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- Barafundle Bay
- Poppit Sands Beach
- Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
- Oldwalls Gower
- Skomer Island
- Whitesands Bay
- Tenby South Beach
- Newgale Beach
- Pembroke Castle
- Newport Links Golf Club
- Tresaith
- Broad Haven South Beach
- Pembrey Country Park
- St Davids Cathedral
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- Manor Wildlife Park
- Llangrannog Beach
- Manorbier Beach
- Oakwood Theme Park
- Aberaeron Beach
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