Located on the entrance to Pembrokeshire in Llanteg is this delightful, single-storey Park Lane. Well-presented, Park Lane invites families of six for a relaxing escape to Pembrokeshire. Upon arrival you are greeted by an off-road parking space directly beside the lodge, allowing easy unloading of your belongings. As you become familiar with your new home-from-home, discover the living/dining area, offering ample seating for all to gather after a long adventure, whilst the TV is perfect for entertainment. Allow the designated chef to get acquainted in the kitchen, where they can whip up a tasty meal for the group to be feasted upon at the dining table. Patio doors lead out to the wrap-around decking, an ideal place to enjoy an evening tipple as you plan your holiday adventures. When it comes to getting some rest, there are three cosy bedrooms to choose from, including a double with en-suite shower and two twins, each neutrally presented. There is also a family bathroom to serve the bedrooms. Just over half a mile away is a convenience store where you can pick up any essentials, while there are two restaurants up the road, The Alpha Inn and The Sporting Chance, ideal for treating the group to a meal out. Head to Amroth Beach, less than three miles away and lounge on the sandy expanse and dip your toes in the sea before heading off along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, spanning 186 miles of awe-inspiring views, to the popular seaside locations of Saundersfoot and Tenby, where you can find more sandy beaches, attractions and fantastic eateries. Alternatively, travel in-land to nearby Begelly to meet the farmyard and exotic animals at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Manor Wildlife Park and the young at heart in the group will also enjoy a range of options at Heatherton World of Activities. The historians can meanwhile revel in the wonderful surroundings of Carew and Manorbier Castles, or the birthplace of Kind Henry VII and his Tudor Dynasty, at Pembroke Castle. For a relaxing base for accessing the beauty of Pembrokeshire and West Wales, book Park Lane. Note: No Sunday changeovers

The rural village of Kilgetty is situated 2.4 miles from one of the most picturesque villages in Pembrokeshire, Cresswell Quay is best described as a delightful hamlet of scattered cottages at the edge of the tidal estuary. The central focal point is, of course, the old quay where boats can still moor, for the time the tide allows, and you may wish to pop into the Cresselly Arms for light refreshments. Just a short drive from the town of Tenby and offers a selection of shops and pubs, along with its own train station. Kilgetty is central to a number of attractions, with the coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby nearby, offering fabulous beaches, watersports and boat trips to Caldey Island, the home of a small gathering of monks and their monastery. Also nearby is the award winning Folly Farm, which makes for a great family day out and enables you to see a working farm at its best. Oakwood Theme Park is a 10 minute drive away and boasts the biggest wooden rollercoaster in Europe, whilst the spectacular Pembrokeshire coastline and the coastal National Park, a walker's paradise, are also within easy reach.

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