Holiday Rentals and Lettings in Pembrokeshire

Holiday rentals in Pembrokeshire are comfortable and well-suited to permit you to appreciate the peculiar Welsh open country, go on outings to national parks and spend time loosening up on the coast. Whether you are looking for a holiday letting in Pembrokeshire's bustling yet peaceful cities or on the relaxed coast, Pembrokeshire offers a wide range of holiday lettings in Tenby, Saundersfoot, and Fishguard, with easy access to the unspoilt coast and other attractions. Do you want to stay for a week or a few days? Worry not, you'll always find a perfect option in Pembrokeshire, whatever your needs are!

Looking for the perfect accommodation for yourself or for your family and friends? Holiday lettings in Pembrokeshire are charming and with plenty of free space. Characterised by individual furnishing, with a complete set of leisure facilities, such as free Wi-Fi, beautiful pools, and flat screen TVs with different satellite channels, Pembrokeshire's lettings give you the opportunity to enjoy your holiday like a local. Pet-friendly rentals in Pembrokeshire offer you a remarkable holiday together with your canine friend.

Located in the southwest of Wales, Pembrokeshire is rated as the second-best coastline in the world by National Geographic magazine experts. With vast miles of magnificent shoreline, and a wide variety of beaches, you can never run out of options. Immerse yourself in the dramatic sea cliffs and islands or take a walk around to explore the rolling countryside hills and picturesque historic towns. Are you a lover of nature? The coastal national park offers you an exciting opportunity to interact with nature up-close and lose yourself in the breath-taking surrounding scenery.

Whether you are looking for active city life or you want to retreat and connect with nature in a picture-perfect village, Pembrokeshire has something for you. Surrounded by sea on three sides, Pembrokeshire's towns and villages serve as trading ports and a tourist centre for the surrounding towns. If you are looking for a classy town, Narberth offers a swanky feeling with outstanding high-fashion boutiques, restaurants, and beautiful vineyards.

Looking for great outdoorsy activities? Take on the opportunity to hurtle off from the high rugged rock faces into the deep glistening lagoons as you enjoy coasteering in Pembrokeshire. Another wild activity is white water rafting. Experience an adrenaline surge as you push your way through some of Pembrokeshire's most ferocious rapids. Broad Haven long stretch, tucked between the limestone headlands of Stackpole and St. Govans in the south of the county, is a perfect sandy beach and popular with swimmers, especially in summer.

Pembrokeshire has fantastic beaches and breath-taking countryside, and is a great place for an active family holiday. For both the toddlers and teens, the Manor House Wildlife Park just as the Folly Farm are perfect spots and experience play areas for family-arranged occasions. Appreciate the enjoyment of close interactions with lemurs and giraffes. Beside the harbour, Tenby is honoured with not under three sandy sea shores, dazzling for cruising, resting and indulging in frozen yogurt. They're additionally the ideal spot to fabricate a sandcastle with a canal, fit to be filled by the approaching tide.

Explore Tenby's splendid beaches, a warm ambiance and cool Victorian houses. Enjoy a spot of angling and relax on Caldey Island. Also make a stop at the 15th century church, or take a nature walk along the attractive Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

If you are in Pembrokeshire in June, look out for the Pembrokeshire fish week festival and join other fish-lovers and foodies to celebrate being beside the seaside with lots of street food, live music and loads of activities.

Get to enjoy a fine dining experience, especially the cawl dish which is the local cuisine. It is a clear broth traditionally made with lamb and root vegetables, and it's absolutely amazing. Sounds tempting? Find out for yourself!

Head to Skomer Island for a fabulous encounter of birdwatching. Pay special attention to dolphins, seals, puffins and other transient feathered creatures who stop at Skomer as they migrate. The island is additionally home to various occupant flying creatures of prey. During spring and late-spring, the island is secured by Bluebells and Pink Campion which make it a delightful incredible sight. You can take in all of this beauty on land or by cruising through the surrounding waters.

Whether you're a novice or an expert in kitesurfing, the Newgale beaches provide a perfect vicinity for kiteboarding. Enjoy the breeze of the westerly winds from the Atlantic as you surf. Look out for the Newgale's Big Blue Experience for a memorable kitesurfing tester ride!

Our data shows that Pembrokeshire has an average price of £142.07 per night, which is a relatively high one under the destinations in the United Kingdom.

Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Pembrokeshire in March, February, and January which are the months that offer the best discounts, with average prices of £123.53, £131.28, and £134.82 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

When it comes to renting a holiday letting in Pembrokeshire, the highest prices are found in the month of December (with an average of £159.81 per night), followed by August (£156.47), and November (£147.52).

So you don't run out of accommodation options in Pembrokeshire, we recommend you to be proactive, as 72% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.

In 2019, the months with the largest number of properties available in Pembrokeshire were January, February, and December with average availabilities of 60.5%, 46.8% and 45%, respectively.

According to data from 2020, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Pembrokeshire are, in order, August (with 1.8% of available rentals), September (4.75%), and July (5.5%).

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