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Saundersfoot Bay Welcome FREE 2015 to SAUNDERSFOOT BAY Web: www.visit-Saundersfoot.co.uk visit saundersfoot visit saundersfoot @saundersfootcft Croeso! Welcome to Saundersfoot! You will not have failed to notice that there are many exciting new developments taking place in Saundersfoot. Saundersfoot Chamber for Tourism(SCT) is also developing, we are updating our marketing approach to ensure we reach as many people as possible to create both an interest and desire to visit this part of Pembrokeshire as well as to provide a warm welcome on arrival. Below is an outline of what SCT is proposing for 2015. Events - we will continue to organise and grow the now established range of Festival, New Year Fireworks and Big Bang Weekend with the aim to extend the quality and appeal of these occasions. Our web-site is being refreshed to make it more accessible and integrated with page with a very substantial where all Saundersfoot Chamber member businesses are featured. We are in discussions with Saundersfoot Community Forum and planning to support them in the continuation of a village newsletter similar to the very -site. This will provide greater opportunities for regularly updated village information to be shared. A colourful attractive Visitor Map of Saundersfoot Bay will be available from all members. The map provides visitors with an overview of the whole bay and the main walks and views that are within easy reach. are being planned to be located in prominent position(s) displaying the map around and along Saundersfoot Bay. A new leaflet is being produced that advertises Saundersfoot Bay and 100,000 of these will be widely circulated and made available to both returning and potential new visitors. Whenever it is possible and appropriate we will strive to support and work with key partner organisations and to also include and feature the businesses and together we can best promote what an increasingly attractive, varied, desirable and well known visitor destination Saundersfoot and the whole Bay is. We thank all the organisations that have supported us throughout the last twelve months, with special thanks to Saundersfoot Community Council, The Harbour Commissioners and Michael Davies, Harbour Manager, all of whom have helped in so many valued ways. Our major challenge is that we are totally dependent on the time and efforts freely given by our volunteers for all aspects of what we do. Thank you to all members who have supported us (a list can be found in the centre of this booklet) and we ask all residents and visitors to the area in turn to support them. Thank You. Philip Odley Jr Chair Saundersfoot Chamber for Tourism 2015 Cawl Championship of the The patron saint of Wales was celebrated in fine style in Saundersfoot. Gallons of cawl, dragons galore, Welsh cuisine to taste, make and buy and and Craft Festival. The 350 commemorative cawl bowls were a speedy sell-out, and visitors enjoyed testing out six very different versions of this tasty Welsh delicacy, casting their votes for their favourite dish. The eventual winner was The Old Chemist Inn, repeating its success of last year served it with Welsh cheese and home- Phil Odley, Chair of SCT said "The cawl trail was a big success, and every establishment was someone's favourite. We are very grateful to all the competitors at Coast, The Old Chemist Inn, The Mermaid on the Strand, The Hean and Philly's - their investment in this event does so much to Pictured from left to right are: kitchen assistant Ryan Morgan, support and promote Saundersfoot." chef Dai Ellis, SCT chairman Phil Odley and manager Andrew Broomhall with Mayah. The 59th Saundersfoot Vintage Motorcycle Weekend 2014 The event began with the Friday social run starting from the host hotel the Merlewood. With the sun shining, the run commenced with a very good array of machines with some from the 20's & 30's era plus motorcycle combinations & three wheelers. About seventy members set off on route towards the bay at Manorbier later passing the 12th century Norman castle at Carew and then on to Creswell Quay before continuing on to the lunch stop at Folly farm. Saturday saw over 100 entrants assembled for the 10.00am start on the harbour. Normandy veteran dispatch rider Mr Gordon Prime, who was awarded Legion at the 70th D Day celebrations and Aled Rees of Mr Gordon Prime 90 year old Normandy veteran Crymych riding the oldest dispatch rider, flagging away the 1st rider Aled Rees 1921 Triumph. machine, his late fathers 1921 triumph, set off the race. The 80 mile route meandered along the Pembrokeshire lanes to the Gwaun valley check point and finishing the morning in Newport for a lunch stop before returning to Engine view of Bill & Jean Phelps Saundersfoot through 1925 Indian the Preseli hills. The day was rounded off at the Merlewood for dinner Sunday morning dawned another really sunny warm day for the machine display and judging on the harbour. Most interesting machine was won by A & D Anthony Devall's 1927 triumph TT Webber, 1937 AJS. Best WSW machine - I & D [ winner of the Saturday road trial ] Davies, Royal Enfield. Travellers award went to H & M Graham, Lomax three wheeler. Best vintage D Jones,1929 ARIEL. Best post vintage D & S Spencer, Triumph. Best post war S Joseph, BSA. Best classic P J Mahull, BMW. Many other awards were presented along with awards to Pembrokeshire entrants S Hodges, A Devall Jnr. M Chesterton. This years time trial winner and the founders cup, went to local motorcycle 1960 photo of South Wales competitors on the dealer and former village resident Mr A Devall. harbour. L to R Doug & Eileen Bailey-1911 Triumph outfit. Norman & Clevette Stark -1919 BSA outfit. Terry Hopes -1920 Monarch. Dennis Bailey -1922 September 18th-20th 2015 Radco. Joe o' Reilly-1919 Triumph. Tim Rhys Roberts -1923 Triumph. [taken to the left of the entrance office, burger bar now at corner of garden]. We celebrate our Diamond 60th Anniversary this year and are planning a extra special extended weekend in Saundersfoot. The week will start with a ride from Gloucester to www.westsouthwalesvmcc.co.uk Les Thomas SAUNDERSFOOT CHAMBER FOR TOURISM MEMBERSHIP 2015 POWELLS COTTAGE HOLIDAYS BEGELLY ARMS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Dolphin House, High Street New Road, SC - Self Catering GH - Guest House Saundersfoot SA69 9EJ Begelly SA68 0YF H- Hotel BB - Bed & Breakfast Tel: 01834 812791 SC Tel: 01834 812601 P, R C - Caravans L- Lodges www.powells.co.uk www.begellyarms.co.uk BAY FLAT SAUNDERSFOOT BAY LEISURE PARK BENGAL SPICE High Street Broadfield Park 4 Cambrian Terrace, Saundersfoot SA69 9EJ Saundersfoot SA69 9DG Saundersfoot SA69 9ER Tel: 01834 810101 SC Tel: 01834 812284 C Tel: 01834 814897 www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk www.saundersfootbay.co.uk www.bengalspsaundersfoot.co.uk BROADFIELD FARM HOLIDAY PARK SCAR FARM HOLIDAY PARK COAST Broadfield Frances Lane Coppet Hall Saundersfoot SA69 9DG Saundersfoot SA69 9AH Saundersfoot SA69 9AJ Tel: 01834 813448 C Tel: 01834 810181 C Tel: 01834 810100 R www.janz-bbs.co.uk www.hean-castle-estate.com www.coastsaundersfoot.co.uk CLAREMONT HOUSE GUEST ACCOM. ST BRIDES SPA HOTEL HEAN CASTLE St Brides Hill St Bride's Hill The Strand Saundersfoot SA69 9NP Saundersfoot SA69 9NH Saundersfoot SA9 9ES Tel: 01834 813231 H Tel: 01834 812304 H Tel: 01834 812311 P www.saundersfoothotel.co.uk www.stbridesspahotel.com www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk CLIFF HOUSE GUEST HOUSE SUEDOIS KOOK-A-BA Wogan Terrace Valley Road High Street Saundersfoot SA69 9HA Saundersfoot SA69 9BP Saundersfoot SA69 9EJ Tel: 01834 813931 GH Tel: 01834 812204 SC Tel: 01834 813814 R www.cliffhousebbsaundersfoot.co.uk www.suedoissaundersfoot.webs.com www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk CWMWENNOL COUNTRY HOUSE SUNNY VALE HOLIDAY PARK MARINA Swallowtree Woods Valley Road The Harbour Saundersfoot SA69 9DE Saundersfoot SA69 9BP Saundersfoot SA69 9HE Tel: 01834 813430 H Tel: 01834 814404 SC,C Tel: 01834 813598 R www.cwmwennol.co.uk www.sunnyvaleholidaypark.com www.marinafishandchips.com HARBOURLIGHT GUEST HOUSE SWALLOW TREE GARDENS MERMAID ON STRAND 2 High Street Saundersfoot 1 The Strand SA69 9ET Saundersfoot SA69 9EJ Saundersfoot SA69 9DE Tel: 01834 811873 R Tel: 01834 813496 GH Tel: 01834 812398 C www.themermaidrestaurant.com www.harbourlightguesthouse.co.uk www.swallowtree.com JUBILEE GUEST HOUSE THE BARN, AMROTH MULBERRY Stammers Road The Barn, Brewery Terrace Saundersfoot SA69 9HH Amroth SA67 8NP Saundersfoot SA69 9HG Tel: 01834 813442 GH Tel: 01834 810360 SC Tel: 01834 811313 R www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk www.mulberry-restaurant.co.uk MERLEWOOD HOTEL WATERS EDGE OLD CHEMIST INN St Bride's Hill The Strand The Strand Saundersfoot SA69 9NP Saundersfoot SA69 9EX Saundersfoot SA69 9ET Tel: 01834 812421 H Tel: 01834 819985 SC Tel: 01834 813982 P www.merlewoodhotel.webs.com www.watersedge-pembrokeshire.co.uk www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk MORETON FARM LEISURE PARK WOGAN GUEST HOUSE PHILLY'S Moreton Lane Wogan Terrace Shop 5 Beddoes Court Saundersfoot SA69 9EA Saundersfoot SA69 9HA Saundersfoot SA69 9EW Tel: 01834 812016 C,L Tel: 01834 812473 GH Tel: 01834 811018 C www.moretonfarmlp.co.uk www.woganhouse.co.uk www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk MORETON HOUSE WOODLANDS HOTEL ROYAL OAK Moreton Lane St Brides Hill Wogan Terrace Saundersfoot SA69 9EA Saundersfoot SA69 9NP Saundersfoot SA69 9HA Tel: 01834 814266 BB Tel: 01834 813338 H Tel: 01834 812546 P, R www.moretonhouse.co.uk www.hotelwoodlands.co.uk www.visit-saundersfoot.co.uk NYTHFA GUEST HOUSE SALVAGE BAR St Brides Hill High Street Saundersfoot SA69 9NP FOOD AND DRINK Saundersfoot SA69 9EJ Tel:
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