Nolton Haven lies at the centre of the St Brides bay coastline, with our private complex of cottages nestling at the heart of the beachfront. Set in a stunning and unique position our grounds extend to the waters edge offering direct access to the sandy beach and coastal path. This magical beachside location offers the perfect destination for couples, families and groups alike.
The cottages are nestled at the edge of the sea enclosed within the dramatic cliffs of Nolton Haven. Within seconds of your arrival you can be exploring the rockpools, swimming in the sea, walking the dog along the coastal path, or relaxing in the Mariners Inn. Dog friendly accommodation and beach.
The cottages are nestled at the edge of the sea enclosed within the dramatic cliffs of Nolton Haven. Within seconds of your arrival you can be exploring the rockpools, swimming in the sea, walking the dog along the coastal path, or relaxing in the Mariners Inn. Dog friendly accommodation and beach.
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Originally built from local stone in the late 1800's, these quaint cottages retain much of their original character, with exposed beams, open vaulted ceilings and feature stonework. Once a milking parlour now converted to provide deceptively spacious holiday accommodation with a charming and traditional feel.
Nolton Haven is a sheltered cove with a sandy beach, small slipway, free car park, toilets and pub. It doesn't get as busy and crowded as nearby Newgale and Broadhaven, yet is easily accessible. As a cove it is sheltered from wind and the sea is much calmer than Newgale making it ideal for children to swim, body board or kayak.
Skomer Island is a National Nature Reserve a short distance off the coast of Pembrokeshire near Marloes. Martins Haven is the nearest landing and boats leave regularly in the summer to cross Jack Sound taking visitors across to the island for the day. Sailings take up to 50 people at a time and start about 10 in the morning.
There are many beautiful beaches, some like Newgale with easy parking and facilities, others like Druidstone or Marloes which are more secluded. The seas around the Pembrokeshire coast provide superb fishing for a wide range of species. Bass are a favourite, and mackerel abound in the summer. Pollack are plentiful off the rocks, as well as wrasse.
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