Between Narberth and Saundersfoot and just two stops along the railway from the busy seaside town of Tenby, Kilgetty offers a peaceful retreat to those who wish to holiday in peace, but remain close enough to convenient amenities and something a little more lively.

On the edge of the National Park in the heart of Pembrokeshire, beautiful Kilgetty is great spot from which to explore the county’s beaches, waterways, countryside and places of interest. Also on the Landsker trail, it provides a great spot from which to begin a walk or bicycle trail. A visit to the village pub, the Cresselly Arms, is a must: down on the water’s edge, it’s a beautiful little spot to a warm Welsh sunset with a glass of wine or two.

Also of note, Kilgetty has been designated a Site of Specific Scientific Interest due to its rich and varied plant and wildlife population, and nearby lies the Cleddau Estuary, ‘Pembrokeshire's Secret Waterway’, together with the ancient woodlands at Canaston and Minwear.

With superb road and rail access to the nearby busier towns and villages inland and along the coast, Kilgetty is a pretty little village to enjoy your self-catered Welsh cottage holiday, where you will be well catered to by local farm shops, village shops and a pub… Not to mention the area’s characteristically spectacular scenery and woodlands, which have become a big draw for holidaymakers.