Although the chills of winter are not looking to retreat for the near future, a stay in one our Cornwall, Devon or Pembrokeshire holiday properties can still be a wonderful thing.

Midwinters Day occurs on the 21st December, and although it means that there will be the shortest amount of daylight all year, there’s still plenty for those staying in Pembrokeshire holiday cottages to do.

Winter breaks in the UK can offer just as much as those in the summer time, no matter whether you’re visiting with a partner, family or friends.

“Do not go gentle into that good night,” Under Milk Wood, “And death shall have no dominion;” these are some of the famous works crafted by the great writer that was Dylan Thomas.

If you are looking forward to your upcoming cottage holiday with us, it only makes sense that you will want to make your getaway as pleasant and as easy as possible.

A recent article has named autumn as the best time to learn to surf on Britain’s enviable coast.

As the British Isles bask in beautiful sunshine, the thought of heading off on holiday is more tempting than ever.

Pembrokeshire is a destination renowned for its picturesque landscape; from outstanding rural landscapes to dramatic coastal views, it serves as a fine example of the natural beauty of the British Isles.

With spring in full swing and summer on the horizon, Pembrokeshire looks full steam ahead as it hosts a multitude of events and fun for all the family.

From woodland walks to kayaking in coastal waters, there’s more to summer in Pembrokeshire family holiday cottages than you might think thanks to the National Trust.