Walking

We are on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path – for sixteen hours each day!

Two hours either side of low tide (which happens twice a day), the path takes a short-cut across Sandy Haven Estuary on stepping stones. The rest of the time, it passes the door.

The 315 bus, which runs three times a day between Milford Haven andMarloes passes the door, and connects at Marloes with the 400 Puffin Shuttle to St David's. The first bus heading west is at about 9.30 and the last one arrives back at about 18.45. The bus runs daily between the end of April and early September. A truncated version runs certain days of the week during the autumn and winter.

We are happy to pick up and drop off guests at points on the coast path between Newgale and Neyland by arrangement. This allows guests to spend a few days here and travel light while walking this 43 mile section of the path.

Coast path walkers who like to move on each day often seem to stay next at:

East/southbound
Ferry House Inn, Llanstadwell

Travelodge, Pembroke Dock

High Noon Guest House, Pembroke

Woodbine House, Pembroke

And west/northbound

Richmond House, Dale

Marloes Sands Youth Hostel

Clock House, Marloes

Lobster pot, Marloes

Anchor Guest House, Broadhaven

Broadhaven Youth Hostel

depending on how many miles per day they plan to cover.

Coast path walkers should note that the Sandy Haven Estuary, 30 minutes west of here, and the Dale estuary, two hours further west, are only crossable two hours either side of low tide. At other times a long road walk is needed. For tide times see the Milford Haven Port Authority web site and remember to add an hour to any GMT times during BST.

A folder of local short walks is available in the lounge, as are leaflets on specific walks in the county.