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New Inn Amroth
"What an amazing public House! The food is out of this world with great staff serving you. Recently a new resturant has been built and its just fab. ..." More
Little Kings Park
"We visited Little Kings Park in June. We were welcomed by the really friendly wardens there. We were shown to our pitch and everything was explained to us by ..." More
Temple Bar Inn
"Both the Cartwheel Restaurant and the Temple Bar are under new ownership/management. We've been coming to Amroth for over 30 years. The Cartwheel has lost all its ambiance ..." More
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Amroth is a pretty coastal village positioned on the tip of Pembrokeshire in the western reaches of Wales. It dates back many centuries although the mining of coal and anthracite played an important role which led to the growth of the village, and an increase in the population right up until the 19th Century when mining finally ceased. Today's visitors can enjoy the fabulous sandy beach which unveils a link with the past at low tide, when the remains of a petrified forest which was drowned seven thousand years ago is revealed.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path journeys for 186 miles and either starts, or finishes here and travels through stunning wooded valleys and countryside which surrounds the village, there are shops catering for that essential purchase, restaurants and cafes, together with pubs and a 16th Century Inn which continues to offer a warm welcome. The Norman's left their mark with the ruins of a castle which can still be seen today, together with an impressive church dedicated to St Elidyr which was once gifted to the Knights of St John in 1150. For those visitors tempted to stay there is a good choice of cottages, B&B's, campsites and Caravan Park, and a range of hotels nearby.
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Resort Beach
Caravan Park
Pendeilo Leisure Park
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Primrose Cottage
Welcome Cottages
Summerhill Cottage
Ty Gerllyn
Holiday Park
Little Kings Park
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Amroth Arms
New Inn Amroth
Temple Bar Inn
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Cartwheel Restaurant
New Inn Amroth
Temple Bar Inn
The Pirate
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Mellieha Guest House
(0.24 miles)
The Proprietor would like to offer you a warm and friendly welcome to their lovely home, where you can unwind and relax in the garden, lounge or conservatory, all of which have country and sea ...
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Wood Cottage
(0.45 miles)
Wood Cottage is situated approximately 500 yards from Amroth Beach and is the ideal Pembrokeshire Accommodation for visiting beauty spots in the county.
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Pen Coed B&B
(1.11 miles)
Our aim is to ensure that you have a relaxing holiday in a luxury Guest House that is fitted out to a high standard. Each room is en suite with a large wet room and ...
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Bay View Hotel
(1.28 miles)
Kevin and Dawn welcome you to the Bay View Hotel which is a family owned hotel with eight ensuite bedrooms near the harbours/beaches of Saundersfoot and Tenby in its' own grounds with distant sea views ...
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Wogan House
(2.14 miles)
Wogan Guest House is reputed to be the oldest house in Saundersfoot (over 300 years old). It is conveniently situated near the centre of the village with its many choices of eating establishments. The harbour ...
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Harbourlight Guest House
(2.18 miles)
Harbourlight Guest House is a 3 star guesthouse in an ideal location in Pembrokeshire. It is a family run accommodation with licensed bar and on-site parking. Situated in the heart of the coastal village of ...
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Gower Hotel
(2.23 miles)
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A comfortable stay in relaxed, high quality surroundings. Just a step away from Saundersfoot's enchanting harbour and sandy beaches. 20-en-suite rooms with TV, telephone, fax, and modem connection. Secure off-road ... more
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St Brides Hotel
(2.27 miles)
An independent hotel that believes in the needs of the individual guest. 35 bedrooms, cliff top restaurant with spectacular views of Carmarthen Bay, plus contemporary Welsh Art Gallery. A stylish independent seaside retreat, with a ...
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Rose Cottage
(2.36 miles)
Rose Cottage is the perfect choice if you want a relaxing stay in a traditional Pembrokeshire cottage located in a quiet lane in the popular resort of Saundersfoot. This small, intimate family run bed & ...
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Woodlands Hotel
(2.38 miles)
The Woodlands is a small hotel personally run by Mark and Nicole Bowles. We are located in Saundersfoot, a lively seaside village with a picturesque harbour, beautiful beaches and various bars, restaurants and shops.
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