Rural Retreats was founded in 1985 with the aim of making the countryside more accessible for holidaymakers and giving them the best possible choice of holiday homes across the UK. Rural Retreats’ continuing success is based on excellent local knowledge and painstaking research, together with a flair for finding delightful and unusual properties. All of this has enabled us to build a portfolio of over 450 exceptionally fine holiday homes in stunningly beautiful locations, all available for you to rent. When you are looking for your own perfect holiday home, our experienced and helpful staff can help to point you to the property of your dreams. Whatever you want to ask about any of our properties, there will be someone on our staff who knows the cottage or apartment at first hand.

Rhiwelli sits in four acres of sloping grounds on the northern flanks of the Preseli Hills. The panoramic sea views are breath-taking on a sunny day from the patio and terraced lawns in front of the cottage. The property has retained many period features with exposed and painted stonework to the interior, an open-plan double height sitting room, galleried landing, exposed beams and joists and an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove.

Information correct at time of writing. Towns and cities to explore in Pembrokeshire: St Davids, the smallest city in Britain, with its famous cathedral and bishop's palace. Newport on the river Nyfer is a picturesque small market town with a rich history. Tenby, a wonderful, walled seaside town, with cobbled lanes and its iconic harbour and stunning beaches. Narberth, situated in the heart of Pembrokeshire, has become a shopping haven for all things Pembrokeshire including sculpture, art and pottery. Beaches: This cottage is within easy reach of a beach. Beautiful beaches stretch the Pembrokeshire coastline including, Freshwater West Beach, a surfers paradise and featured in Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood along with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Barafundle Bay, an absolutely stunning, small bay backed by dunes and pine trees, accessible only by a half mile walk from the nearest car park. Cwm y Eglwys is a sandy cove with a stream, perfect for rock pooling, the village also has a boat club. Family fun destinations in Pembrokeshire include: Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo with its vintage fun fair. Visit Heatherton World of Activities for no end of family fun, with a choice of zorbing, go-karting, high robes, escape rooms and much more. Immerse yourself in a journey through time with the T-Rex and Velociraptor at The Dinasaur Park in Tenby. Visit Oakwood Theme Park for thrills and screams. Enjoy a day out at Pembrokeshire Falconry where you’ll have the opportunity to fly birds of prey yourself. History, Culture and Gardens in Pembrokeshire: Historical visitor attractions include Pembroke Castle in an idyllic setting on a river estuary, and Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, 10 miles further up the tidal waterway. St David's Cathedral and St Davids Bishop's Palace, a magnificent medieval palace, once home to the Bishops of St Davids. Dinas Cross is an ideal base for exploring numerous local attractions and historic sites, such as the newly...