- £605 per week
- £86 per night
- 4 Guests
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- No Pets
Features
Gweithgareddau gerllaw
- Cerdded
- Beicio
- Chwaraeon dŵr
- Pysgota
- Golff
- Marchogaeth
Nodweddion Arbennig
- WiFi
- Tân agored neu stôf goed
Gwelyau ac ystafelloedd gwely
- Dillad gwely yn gynwysedig
- 1 gwely dwbl
- 2 o welyau sengl
Cegin
- Peiriant golchi dillad
Ystafell ymolchi
- 1 toiled
- Dim tywelion ar gael
Teuluoedd
- Cot
- Cadair uchel
Awyr Agored
- Trwydded parcio ar gael
Hygyrchedd
- Cawod cerdded i mewn
Pwysig - noder os gwelwch yn dda
House Rules
- Amser cyrraedd: 4:00pm
- Amser gadael: 9:00am
Description
Bwthyn gwyliau moethus yw Bwthyn Clyd wedi ei leoli yng nghanol tref leiaf Cymru a Phrydain, Ty Ddewi, Sir Benfro - lathenni yn unig o’r sgwâr, yr Eglwys Gadeiriol odidog, bwytai, siopau, tafarndai ac orielau. Mae llwybr arfordirol Sir Benfro deg munud o’r bwthyn ar droed, tra bod traeth Porth Mawr a phentrefi pysgota bychain Porthgain a Solfach ond ychydig funudau i ffwrdd mewn car neu ar fws.
Llawr Gwaelod
Mae’r bwthyn wedi ei adnewyddu a’i ailddodrefnu’n gain i safon uchel gan gadw ei gymeriad gwreiddiol ac mae lloriau derw Cymreig drwyddo draw.
Ystafell fyw - cynnwys 2 soffa gyfforddus (un yn troi’n wely sengl), stôf llosgi coed, chwaraewr DVD a theledu SKY.
Cegin a lle bwyta agored - bwrdd a chadeiriau a chegin wedi ei dodrefnu’n llawn yn cynnwys microdon a pheiriant golchi.
Ystafell iwtiliti - Cwpwrdd dan y grisiau ar gyfer storfa ychwanegol.
Llawr Cyntaf
Dwy ystafell wely - un gyda gwely dwbl addurnedig a chwpwrdd dillad, a'r ail yn ystafell twin.
Ystafell ymolchi chwaethus gyda bath ‘roll top’ a chawod.
Llefydd storio ar ben y grisiau
Gardd
Ardal wedi ei phalmantu â llechfeini traddodiadol o’r 19eg Ganrif, gyda bwrdd a cadeiriau.
Gwybodaeth Ychwanegol
Dillad gwely a sychwr gwallt ar gael
Gwres a thrydan yn gynwysedig
Cot a chadair uchel ar gael. Dewch â dillad eich hun i'r cot.
Dewch â thywelion eich hunan. Mae tywelion o safon ar gael fel opsiwn - cost yn £10 yr archeb/parti yr wythnos (i'w dalu'n ychwanegol pan yn archebu)
Pecyn gwybodaeth cynhwysfawr yn eich disgwyl pan fyddwch yn cyrraedd
Dim anifeiliaid anwes nac ysmygu
Wifi ar gael
Parcio Cyhoeddus 80 metr i ffwrdd - caniatad parcio ar gael. Er hynny, mae lleoliad canolog y bwthyn yn golygu y gellir aros yma heb gar hefyd
Location
Bwthyn Clyd luxury holiday cottage in St Davids is located in the centre of the smallest city in Britain. This is however a city centre location unlike any other. Across the road from the holiday cottage, St Davids' famous 12th century Cathedral and ruined Bishops Palace take pride of place. It was reported that two pilgrimages to St Davids equalled one to Rome, and three pilgrimages equalled one to Jerusalem. These days St Davids has many restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops and is a beautiful and unique city surrounded by some of the finest coastline in Europe.
The city of St Davids lies next to the River Alun and is located on the St David's peninsula. Granted city status by Queen Elizabeth II because of the presence of the cathedral, St Davids is in reality a small beautiful village. Situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, St Davids is renowned for its beauty and abundance of wildlife.
Whitesands Bay, one of the many beautiful beaches in the area, carries the prestigious European Blue Flag Award. St Davids Cathedral has been the dominant presence since the 12th century and was a popular pilgrimage destination throughout the Middle Ages and indeed remains so to this day attracting thousands of visitors every year. Adjacent to the cathedral stand the magnificent ruins of the medieval Bishops Palace. The city of St Davids has a great deal to offer visitor. Many people have fallen to the charm of St Davids including current New Zealand rugby Coach Graham Henry who lists St Davids as his favourite place in the World.
Solva lies only a few miles to the East and is known as the jewel of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and is situated on the beautiful West Wales coast. An ideal location for walking, sailing, fishing or simply relaxing amongst the shops, galleries and restaurants set in beautiful scenery. It lies on a deep ravine at the mouth of the River Solva, consisting of a long street ending at the small harbour. You will find several local pubs providing great food and atmosphere, there is also a local shop that includes a post office, news agent and many holiday items such as fishing tackle and beach items. From Solva harbour you can take a boat trip to view the local wildlife or even a fishing trip to catch some fresh fish for a nice BBQ. Quay jumping is a favourite past time of local children, as is crab fishing. Sailboat and water activity courses can also be booked from the quay.
Ramsey Island is also well worth a visit during your stay at Bwthyn Clyd holiday cottage, St Davids, Pembrokeshire. It is a dramatic off-shore island, a mile off Pembrokeshire’s coast. The island covers approx 600 acres and features 400ft high cliffs, which teem with breeding seabirds and is now owned Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Ramsey Island is accessible by a regular boat service from St Justinian’s, which crosses the spectacular Ramsey sound, with its infamous and treacherous reef, known as the Bitches. The island is home to several thousand seabirds in the season, including razor-bills, kittiwakes, fulmers, chough, guilliemot, raven, peregrine and puffin. The caves s and beaches around Ramsey are breeding grounds for the largest concentration of grey seals who give birth to over 400 white coated pups during the Autumn.
Beaches
Whitesands - The blue-flagged Whitesands Bay is a popular family beach because of its safe swimming and clean white sand. It is also regarded as one of Wales’ top surf-spots. 2 miles
Caerfai Bay – Caerfai is a lovely sandy beach perfect for families. Its position provides shelter from the prevailing winds. 0.5 miles
Newgale - It's a magnificent two mile long stretch of wide flat sand with a huge pebble bank behind it. Powerful swells roll in here at all times of the year. 5 miles
Caerbwdi Beach – Beautiful rocky beach perfect for snorkelling. The rocks here are red sandstone and it is from here that the rock was quarried for St Davids Cathedral. 0.5 miles
Water Sports
TYF Adventure includes canoeing, kayaking, coastering and much more. 0.5 miles
Walking
Whether you’re after a gentle stroll or a week-long hike it’s right on your doorstep, and a watering hole to quench your thirst is never far away. Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. 0.5 miles
Fishing
Only a short walk from the cottage there are many coves and rocky marks that provide superb Sea fishing, including some of the best Bass fishing in the UK. 0.5 miles.
Golf
Only 2 miles from the cottage St David's City is one of three distinctive nine-hole gems that exist along the twenty-mile stretch of the North Pembrokeshire coast. 2 miles
Cycling
National Cycle Route 4 (or NCR 4) runs directly in front of the cottage and actually runs from London to Fishguard. Mainly on quiet country roads. 0 miles.
For off road cycling Llys-Y-Fran is a large country park just outside Haverfordwest. 29 miles
Pony trekking
St Davids Trekking provides horse riding in the St Davids area on a Gypsy Vanner, through valleys and meadows for a paddle in the sea or a splash in the river. 0.5 miles.
