The seaside resort of Broad Haven is found on the coast of Pembrokeshire and is best known for its huge sandy beach that is particularly popular with families over the summer months. It’s a picturesque village that is ideally located to visit other popular destinations like St Davids or to walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The main attraction is definitely the beach, known as the best in St Brides Bay, which is perfect for swimming thanks to the relatively shallow water and protective shape of the bay. Read more
One Sand Banks (www.onesandbanks.com.) is a luxury holiday property with direct views over Broad Haven Beach and St Brides Bay. Moments from the beach, village shops, cafes and pubs, Broad Haven is a favourite spot for coastal escapes, and is ideally situated on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. This modern and spacious property boasts a beautiful open-plan living area, a separate cwtch/snug, four bedrooms, a family bathroom and two ensuites. Sleeping up to eight guests One Sand Banks is the perfect self-catering base to explore and enjoy stunning sunsets from the balcony.
Discover why Little Haven is a perfect holiday destination with a stay in this superb ground-floor self-catering apartment which sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms and is ideal for couples, families or friends. The beach and Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are a short stroll from the door, as is the village's shop, cafes and pubs. Broad Haven is only half a mile away and easy to reach via the beach when the tide is out, footpath or bicycle if you'd prefer not to drive. Day trips can include exploring historic St David's, crabbing from the harbour wall in Solva, admiring the animals at Folly Farm or browsing one of the region's many excellent weekly markets. Ocean View has been awarded 4 STAR by Visit Wales.
Stylish throughout, Dog House offers modern 5 Star self-catering accommodation on Pembrokeshire's stunning coastline in the National Park. Sitting along a private drive, this coastal retreat is just two hundred yards from Broad Haven's fabulous golden beach with miles of coastal footpath to explore for those who like walking, water sports, incredible wildlife, pubs for meals out and Blue Flag beaches for lazy days on the doorstep. All the right ingredients for a seaside holiday. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
This delightful coastal retreat is perfectly placed along a private drive just two hundred yards from the glorious sandy beach of Broad Haven in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Miles of coastal path to explore, incredible wildlife, good pubs and lovely Blue Flag beaches on the doorstep. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Howelston Mill Cottage is hidden at the end of a lane surrounded by woodland, yet no more than a five-minute stroll from Little Haven beach, two pubs, and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath. The self-catering cottage is beautifully decorated to be comfortable for families and friends, sleeping eight people in four bedrooms with a garden with patio/outdoor dining area for summer months. Walk around the beach to Broad Haven for shops, surfboard hire and other amenities, or take yourself out into the gorgeous landscape that makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park one of Wales' most beloved regions.
Little Haven will charm you with its pretty beach, friendly pubs, and village shop selling some of the best lobster rolls you'll have the pleasure of tasting. Hillside Cottage comfortably accommodates six people in three pretty bedrooms. Located in the heart of Little Haven, Hillside Cottage is just a short walk to everything in the village, including the Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath, and only a mile from Broad Haven, which has every other amenity you'll need for your self-catering holiday with family and friends.
Treat yourself to a week of 5-Star luxury with spectacular views over St Bride's Bay. This holiday cottage is located in the coastal village of Little Haven and perfect for couples or individuals who don't want to compromise on the quality of their accommodation or their proximity to the beach. The sand, coastal footpath, there are three friendly pubs, all within a few minutes walk of Leet Cottage, which is just off a quiet country lane and surrounded by fields making it feel remarkably secluded. It's a fantastic place to stay, whether you want to settle back on a sun lounger and unwind or to try everything the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has to offer, from castles to coasteering.
This secluded contemporary holiday cottage is so quiet you'll hardly believe it's barely a five-minute stroll from Little Haven's beach, pubs and cafe. The Annexe offers upside down accommodation with lovely views from the living area. Recently renovated to a very high standard, The Annexe sleeps four people in two bedrooms with a layout that suits couples, families and friends. You can walk from the door to the famous Pembroke Coast Footpath, taking in panoramic views over St Bride's Bay and enjoying one of Wales' favourite attractions. Walking, cycling, surfing, swimming, SUPing, coasteering, golf, and horse riding are all readily accessible, while local attractions include St David's Cathedral, Folly Farm, Pembroke Castle, and Barafundle Bay.
Broad Haven is one of the best family holiday spots in Wales. It has a beautiful beach suitable for surfing and swimming, a small supermarket, and a good pub. It's laid-back and relaxing, with enough going on to make it interesting. Pen-Coed is a two-bedroom holiday cottage minutes from the sand, Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and amenities. Enjoy your morning cuppa on the balcony before wandering down to check out the surf and decide whether you'll spend your day at the beach, visiting attractions like Folly Farm and St David's Cathedral, or something adventures like coasteering and cliff diving. This self-catering property is excellent for families or couples and is also dog-friendly.
A cosy, dog friendly wood cabin in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, just a mile from safe, sandy Broad Haven beach along a woodland path. Enjoy wonderful views from the deck, country walks from the door, and easy access to the sea. Whimsy by the Sea has WIFI, a panoramic enclosed deck and private dining patio, two parking spaces, and use of 100-acres of private grounds. Train station 15 mins.
Great property - spacious, very comfortable and a fabulous location. A minute’s walk to the beautiful sandy blue flag beach at Broad Haven, and also the Pembrokeshire Coast path. A favourite destination with families and walkers.
Steps from the beach in Little Haven, Berry Cottage is a charming dog-friendly holiday home sleeping four people. The former carriage house is now Grade II listed and has been sympathetically renovated and modernised to provide warm, welcoming self-catering accommodation in Pembrokeshire. Walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and take time to explore places like St Davids, Solva and Tenby. There are three pubs (all serve food) and a cafe, within a short stroll of the house and more amenities a mile away in Broad Haven. Spend long summer days at the beach, swimming, paddleboarding, snorkelling and coasteering.
Beautifully presented to a high standard of comfort and style, this delightful 5 Star coastal retreat is perfectly placed along a private drive just a short walk (200 yards) from the fantastic sandy beach of Broad Haven in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Miles of coastal walks, an abundance of marine/wildlife, good pubs and lovely Blue Flag beaches on the doorstep. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
With lots of vintage charm, this 1930's chalet provides self-catering for three guests in an enviable position within walking distance of the beach and pubs of Little Haven. A real gem of a seaside village on the Pembrokeshire Coast, Little Haven is perfect for those who enjoy water-sports, walking, wildlife or simply relaxing by the sea.
Combine the best of the coast and the countryside in this charming cottage in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The 19th Century stone property has been sympathetically updated to accommodate up to six people in three bedrooms, with a spacious open-plan living area and contemporary styling. Little Haven beach is around 100 metres from the door, and there are three welcoming pubs within walking distance. Broadhaven, Solva and St David's are all within easy reach, as is the famous Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath. The natural beauty of Little Haven makes it an ideal holiday destination in any season.
The Pembrokeshire coast and countryside are glorious in all seasons, making this charming stone holiday cottage such a find. Set amongst beautiful gardens close to stunning beaches like Newgale, Broad Haven and Druidston Haven, Little Rogeston Cottage is perfect for couples or individuals who want a relaxing holiday in beautiful surroundings. Days out can include walking along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, visiting Solva and St Davids, and enjoying local attractions like Pembroke Castle. Surfing, swimming, coasteering, golf, fishing, mountain biking in the Preseli Hills - it's all readily available no matter what time of year you visit. The owners have decorated the cottage with a mix of modern and vintage pieces to give it a welcoming atmosphere.
Pembrokeshire coast has it all in terms of stunning sandy beaches, incredible wildlife, fantastic coastal walks and great water sports, and this beautiful coastal retreat with sea views is in one of the most enviable positions to enjoy it all. Just fifty metres from the sandy beach of Little Haven and three pubs, guests can spend their days lazing on the beach or exploring the many attractions of the National Park.
The Nest has recently been refurbished to offer very comfortable accommodation to couples and families. The ground floor holiday home is barely 100 metres from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and Little Haven Beach, within walking distance of two friendly pubs, and next door to a fantastic shop selling fresh crab and lobster. Broad Haven is only a mile away, with more amenities nearby in Haverfordwest or at one of the region's excellent farm shops. The ground floor apartment sleeps four people in two bedrooms. Children and one well-behaved dog are welcome.
This fantastic holiday cottage is less than 200 metres from the beach at Broad Haven and a leisurely stroll to shops, cafes, pubs and other amenities. Markington Cottages sits on a private lane with sea views and off-street parking and is ideal for families and friends as there is space for six people to sleep in three bedrooms plus a double sofa bed. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is on the doorstep, waiting for guests to explore and enjoy. St Davids, Tenby, Narbeth and Folly Farm are all within easy reach for fun days out.
This secluded contemporary holiday cottage is set in quiet woodland location, you would hardly believe it's less than a five-minute stroll to Little Haven's beach front, beach of Little Haven, pubs and cafe. The Annexe offers upside down accommodation with lovely valley views from the upstairs living area. Recently renovated to a very high standard, The Annexe 2 sleeps Two people in Two bedrooms with a layout that gives plenty of space for couples. You can walk from your front door to the famous Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath, taking in panoramic views over St Bride's Bay and enjoying one of Wales' favourite attractions, Walking, cycling, surfing, swimming, SUPing, coasteering, golf, and horse riding are all readily accessible, while local attractions include St David's Cathedral, Folly Farm, Pembroke Castle, and Barafundle Bay.
The village of Broad Haven is a quintessential Welsh seaside destination on the Pembrokeshire Coast. If you’re looking for things to do during your stay, read our recommendations below.
The main attraction in Broad Haven is the beach named after the village. The huge stretch of sand is flanked by cliffs on either side and has plenty of room for lots of visitors to host picnics, build sandcastles and go paddling in the sea.
Despite the small size of the village, there’s actually a great range of places to eat and drink. If you’re staying in Broad Haven, spend your evenings checking out the local pubs and restaurants to support local businesses and enjoy the village atmosphere.
Stack Rock Fort is in the nearby town of Gelliswick and is a great place to visit for an afternoon excursion. Located on a little island in the Milford Haven Waterway, this 19th-century, island fort can be viewed from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and is an impressive Grade II* listed building.
Broad Haven is positioned along the route of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which is an incredibly popular Welsh walking trail. You can stroll along a section of the route or plan to tackle the whole thing and use Broad Haven as a place to stop and give your feet a rest for a night or two.
The huge beach in Broad Haven means that watersports are one of the most popular things to do for visitors to the village. Surfing, sea kayaking, canoeing and swimming are all available in the area and are all great ways to enjoy the water and try something new during your stay.
If you’ve had your fill of the village and its beach, Broad Haven is ideally positioned to visit buzzing St Davids; the smallest city in Britain and one of Wales’ top destinations. Here you can enjoy a wide range of attractions, from ferry rides to other locations on the coast to galleries and historic buildings that are open to the public.
Broad Haven is a seaside holiday destination, so if you’re planning on spendings lots of your time on the beach then the best time to visit is in either July or August when the weather in Britain is likely to be at its warmest. The huge expanse of sand will be at its busiest on really hot days and the weekends, but there’s no better time than summer to enjoy swimming in the sea or playing on the beach with your family.
