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St Davids Peninsula Touristbrochure Association Published in Early March Local Information Visitor Information Centre (i) Coastguard at Oriel y Parc, St Davids Tel: 01437 720392 For cliff rescue or coastal emergency dial 999. Email: [email protected] www.orielyparc.co.uk March to October – 9.30am – 5pm – Open 7 days Police Station High Street, St Davids. Tel: 0845 3302000 November to February – 10am – 4pm – Closed Sundays Doctors’ Surgeries Websites 36 New Street, St Davids. Tel: 01437 720303 appointments only. www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk Cysgod yr Eglwys, Upper Solva. Tel: 01437 721306 appointments www.stdavidscathedral.org.uk www.stdavids.gov.uk only. www.pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk www.solvanews.co.uk Dental Surgery St Davids Day Celebrationswww.stdavidsinfo.org.uk34a New Street, Stwww.stdavidsinfo.org.uk Davids. Tel: 01437 721747 www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk www.stdavidsinfo.org.uk Saturday 25th February – Saturday 3rd March 2012 Contact St Davids City Council Tel: 01437 721137 Old CrossHospital Hotel Ocean Haze Asheston Eco Barns Hendy Cart Cottage Penberry Bungalow St Davids Vacation Club CrossWithybush, Square, Haverfordwest.St. Davids SA62 Tel: 6SP01437 764545 Haverfordwest Rd, St. Davids SA62 6QN Asheston House, Penycwm SA62 6NH 3 The Courtyard, Trenewydd 1 Goat St. Davids SA62 6RE High Street, St. Davids SA62 6SB St Davids Cathedral Festival The hospitalTel: 01437 is situated 720387 on the A40 road just north of Tel: 01437 720826 Tel: 01348 831781 SA62 5JY Tel: 07528 580205 Tel: 01437 720819 Tel: 01437 720704 Sunday 27th May – Friday 8th June 2012 LocatedHaverfordwest in the centre of St in Davids the direction offering excellent of Fishguard. Family run with excellent accommodation. All Renew yourself and the planet at these Delightful and comfortable converted barn Lovely spacious bungalow near spectacular Located in centre of St Davids offering Accommodationand other members of the St Davids Peninsula TouristBrochure Association published in early March. Contact Tel: 01437 720057accommodation and friendly service. All rooms en-suite. coastal path, 2 miles outside St Davids. Also rooms en-suite, most with sea views. Private delightful 5 star Eco Barns, tucked away in an with large garden in peaceful rural location. excellent accommodation with private parking. VeterinaryDogs welcome. Surgery parking. 10 minutes walk to town and coastal unspoilt corner of Pembrokeshire. Fresh air, Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms. Near to delights of elegant townhouse centre of St Davids near Close to coastal path & local beaches. Sand Church Competition [email protected] High Street, St Davids. Tel: 01437 760111 path. Disabled rooms available. 42 B+B tranquility and stunning countryside. St David's and coast. WTB 42 shops, restaurants and cathedral. Personal friendly service 32 Serviced Accommodation The annual Sand Church Competition with classes for children, www.oldcrosshotel.co.uk 32 Hotel 1 www.ocean-haze.co.uk [email protected] 13 www.eco-barns.co.uk WTB 52 21 www.hendycartcottage.co.uk 29 www.penberrybungalow.co.uk WTB 42 34 www.stdavidstimeshare.co.uk 39 Map Description E-mail / Web / Postcode Telephone familiesNo of andMonths groups willGrade be held on Whitesands Beach on Post Offices Ref Å ¡ ∂ beds G open Thursday 2nd August 2012. For further details pleaseWarpool contact 13Court New Street, HotelSt Davids. Tel: 01437 720283 Caerfai Bay Cottages Llanddinog Old Farm & Cottages Porthiddy Farm Holiday Cottages Treginnis Cottages • Hotels the St Davids Visitor Centre. Open Mon – Fri 9.00am 0 5.30pm, Sat 9.00am – 1.00pm The Waterings St. Davids, SA62 6BN Anchor Drive, High St, St. Davids, Caerfai Farm, St. Davids SA62 6QT Solva, Haverfordwest SA62 6NA Porthiddy Farm West, Abereiddy Treginnis Uchaf, St Davids SA62 6RS 1 Old Cross Hotel www.oldcrosshotel.co.uk 01437 720387 Å ¡ ∂ Recitals34 3-12 and 3Concerts2Hotel Collections: Mon – Fri 12.15pm, 4.00pm Sat 12.15pm 2 Warpool Court Hotel www.warpoolcourthotel.com 01437 720300 Å ¡ ∂ 51 1-10+12 32AA Post OfficesTel: 01437 at Roch 720300 and Solva – limited opening hours. SA62 6QH. Tel: 01437 720876 Tel: 01437 720548 Tel: 01437 720546 SA62 6DR Tel: 01348 831004 Tel: 01437 720234 Road to Porthclais The cathedral is also the venue for many other concerts during Panoramic sea views, large gardens with Panoramic views over St. Brides Bay. 350 yards Choice of six great properties, in or near Solva. Treginnis peninsula farm cottage, access spectacular 3 Y Glennydd Hotel www.yglennydd.co.uk 01437 720576 Å ¡ 20 G 1-12 22SH Beautifully presented rooms with TV, beverage tray Two spacious stone cottages in the Pembrokeshire the year. There is a regular series of organ recitals at 8.15pm leisureon Banksfacilities. Direct access to Coastal Path. and en-suite bathroom - some also with private from beautiful Caerfai Beach and 150 yards to Sleeping 2 to 11 adults. High standard Coast National Park. Walk 500 yards through our coastal walks, beach nearby. Or centrally located • Guest Houses Wednesday evenings from July to mid September. BarclaysRestaurant (open open Mon, for allThurs meals. & Fri) – Cash Machine sitting room. Tranquil, landscaped grounds. Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. accommodation at the heart of the penninsula. fields to Abereiddy Beach and the Coastal Path. St Davids city holiday cottage, quiet area, © The Estate of Graham Sutherland 4 Alandale www.stdavids.co.uk/guesthouse/alandale.htm 01437 720404 9 1-12 42WTB 3AA nnAA (Food) 1 Pets welcome. ¡ Welsh singing also in the chapels. Lloyds TSB (open Mon to Fri) – Cash Machine Private parking. www.waterings.co.uk St. Davids just ⁄2 mile. 32 Short breaks available. www.porthiddy.com 52 parking, secluded garden. Free WiFi. www.warpoolcourthotel.com 2 16 22 2 30 36 www.treginnis.co.uk 42 41 5 Bryngarw www.bryngarwguesthouse.co.uk 01348 831211 Å ¡ ∂ 6 4-12 42GH HSBC (open Mon, Wed & Fri) – Cash Machine 42 B+B AARRRR www.caerfai.co.uk www.solvasituations.co.uk 4 6 Cwmwdig Water G. H. www.cwmwdigwater.co.uk 01348 831434 Å ¡ ∂ Drama 9 G 1-12 42GH CK Stores, New Street – Cash Machine 7 Garn Isaf Guest House www.garnisaf.com 01348 831838 Å ¡ ∂ A drama11 G festival 1-12 takes 42 placeGH every August at the Bishop’s Palace Character Cottages St Davids Ocean Haze Apartments St Davids Peninsula Cottages Yewdale Cottage (outdoors) and at other indoor venues. Tel: 01348 837034Y Glennydd Hotel Lochmeyler Farm 8 Ramsey House www.ramseyhouse.co.uk 01437 720321 Å ¡ 12 G 2-11 52AA 51 NunFerry Street, Port St. –Davids Fishguard SA62 6NU Harbour Llandeloy, Nr Solva SA62 6LL Haverfordwest Rd, St Davids Å Other events are also staged at the Palace. Tel: 01437 720517 Stena Line Tel: 08445 762762 No 6 Hamilton Street, Fishguard SA65 9HL West Farm, Tretio, St Davids SA62 6DE 8 Quickwell Hill, St Davids SA62 6PD 9 Y-Gorlan Guest House www.stdavids.co.uk/gorlan 01437 720837 ¡ 9 1-12 42GH Tel: 01437 720576 Tel: 01348 837724 Tel: 01348 872266 SA62 6QN Tel: 01437 720826 Tel: 01437 720269 Tel: 01386 832719 • Bed & Breakfast Art & Craft Exhibitions GoodRailway quality and comfortableStations small hotel, A warm welcome awaits you on our dairy farm. Hand picked selection of spectacular cottages in Our apartments are to the highest standards with Unwind in high quality comfortable cottages, prime Traditional comfortable well-equipped cottage with 10 Bryn-Awel www.brynawel-bb.co.uk 01437 720082 ¡ Exhibitions 6 take1-12 place 32 atB+B various venues throughout the year. en-suite rooms, central location, licensed Bistro, Childrens play area, pet corner, viewing gallery to watch various locations from St. Davids to Fishguard, balconies and sea views. Private car parking. locations in St Davids & surrounding countryside. modern facilities in a super location overlooking the freeHaverfordwest WiFi and excellent – 15 value miles for money. to St Davids. Tel: 08457 484950 coast to coutryside; we've got your perfect 11 City Inn www.cityinnstdavids.co.uk 01437 720829 Å ¡ 20 1-12 32B+B the milking. Centrally located. Gold award. Launderette and shop on site. One unit is disabled Personal friendly service. Book direct with the owners. Catherdral. Delightful private secure garden and FishguardWTB 2 2– 15 Small miles Hotel to St Davids. www.lochmeyler.co.uk luxury getaway. 4+52 WTB compatible. lovely views. Downstairs bedroom & bathroom. 12 Glendower www.glendowerguesthouse.co.uk 01437 721650 ¡ Bishop’s 20 G 2-11 Palace 32B+B (Cadw) www.ocean-haze.co.uk Short breaks available. 4-52 www.yglennydd.co.uk 3 WTB 52 AA 52 17 www.stdavidsholidays.co.uk 23 [email protected] 42 33 www.sdpc-holidaycottages.co.uk 38 Sleeps 5/6 www.stdavids-cottage.co.uk 42 43 13 Ocean Haze www.ocean-haze.co.uk 01437 720826 Å ¡ In the24 CathedralG 2-12 Close. 42 OpenB+B daily. Tel: 01437 720517 Coach Station - Riverside, Haverfordwest 14 Pentigili www.pentigilistdavids.co.uk 01437 720692 Å ¡ 4 G 2-11 42WTB St Davids Library, City Hall Garn IsafBus Guest Service House Olmarch Farm Garn-Y-Mul NT 15 The Coach House www.thecoachhouse.biz 01437 720632 ¡ Tuesday 20 & Friday2-12 10.00am32B+B – 1.00pm, 2.00pm – 5.30pm St Davids – Haverfordwest & St Davids – Fishguard. 7 Y Bwthyn Å Nr. Solva, Haverfordwest SA62 6NB 45 16 The Waterings www.waterings.co.uk 01437 720876 ¡ Visitors19 Gmay 1-12use their 42 ownB+B ticket or pay a deposit. Abercastle,Richards Nr Brothers, St. Davids Pentood SA62 Industrial 5HJ Estate, Cardigan SA43 3AD Mrs Ogley, Froglets, Brasted Chart, Felin Isaf, St Davids SA62 6QB Tel: 01348 831838 Tel: 01239 613756 or see local timetable. Tel: 01348 831247 Westerham, TN16 1LY. Tel: 01959 562972 Tel: 01437 720853 Places of Worship in St Davids In the heart of the National Park, 5 minutes walk Escape to the countryside.
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