Hanes Penrhyn Tyddewi
The region contains vital evidence of prehistoric and Iron Age Celtic settlements. Monastic communities flourished here during the early medieval period.St David established his primary ...READ MORE
Step back in time
Bwythin Rheidiol is a beautifully restored 19th-century cottage in the heart of St Davids, Pembrokeshire. One of three original cottages dating from 1890, it blends timeless character with refined modern comfort.
Ideally situated just moments from St Davids Cathedral, boutique shops, and excellent pubs and restaurants, the cottage also offers effortless access to the Pembrokeshire coastline. The coastal path is only 50 yards away, while the renowned Blue Flag beach at Whitesands Bay is a short five-minute drive.
A private, sun-filled garden provides a peaceful and secluded space to unwind after a day by the sea.
Sleeps 5
1 Bathroom
Private Garden
Coastal Path 50 Yards Away
Gallery
Refined comfort, Victorian character
Sleeps up to five guests across one double, one twin, and one single bedroom
Family bathroom with walk-in shower, freestanding bath, and Burlington bath/shower mixer.
Fully equipped kitchen with Rangemaster oven, gas hob, Miele dishwasher, and AEG fridge.
Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, with traditional radiators upstairs
Utility area with Hotpoint washer/dryer and separate freezer
Private, sun-filled garden a peaceful and secluded retreat
Main double bedroom features a charming Juliet balcony
Separate downstairs cloakroom for guests convenience
50-inch Samsung TV and high-speed WiFi throughout
Selection of traditional board games for rainy afternoons
Original black-and-white Victorian tiled pathway, adding character and charm
Fresh linen and towels provided for your comfort and convenience.
A hair dryer is included in the property, providing added comfort and convenience for guests.
Keep your clothes wrinkle-free with the provided iron and ironing board.
Historic Sites
St David’s Cathedral
Pentre Ifan
Carreg Samson
Bishop’s Palace
St Non’s Chapel and Well
Eating Out
Blas restaurant at Tŵr y Felin Hotel - fine dining
Santos – Spanish cuisine
The Bishops
The Brunch House
The Farmers Arms
The Really Wild Restaurant
Pebbles Coffee Shop
Saffron
Various Cafés
Grain – Pizza
Activities
Golf
Horse riding and trekking
Coastal walking and hiking
Sea and shore fishing
Kayaking and coasteering
Surfing
EXPLORE THE AREA
Solfach
The local headlands preserve remnants of defensive Iron Age hillforts. The deep valleys and shores supported thriving maritime trade networks.Industrial ruins track Solfach’s history as ...READ MORE
Porthgain
This secluded harbour sits six miles north of St Davids. Massive brick hoppers still dominate the cliffs from 19th-century quarrying. The port historically exported local ...READ MORE
Abereiddi
Abereiddi features a rugged coastline shaped by historic slate quarrying. The iconic Blue Lagoon is a flooded, abandoned 19th-century quarry.Ruins ...READ MORE
PORTH MAWR
This remote stretch features towering cliffs shaped by thousands of years of Atlantic weather Ancient tracks across the headlands link ...READ MORE
Porthclais
Porthclais is one of Wales’ oldest historic harbours, serving as the maritime gateway to St Davids for over 1,000 years. Pilgrims, ...READ MORE
NIWGWL
This rugged peninsula features deep-cut valleys and dramatic sea cliffs. The headland preserves archaeological traces of early coastal defense systems.Centuries-old ...READ MORE
Hanes Penrhyn Tyddewi
The region contains vital evidence of prehistoric and Iron Age Celtic settlements. Monastic communities flourished here during the early medieval ...READ MORE
Solfach
The local headlands preserve remnants of defensive Iron Age hillforts. The deep valleys and shores supported thriving maritime trade networks.Industrial ...READ MORE
Porthgain
This secluded harbour sits six miles north of St Davids. Massive brick hoppers still dominate the cliffs from 19th-century quarrying. ...READ MORE
Abereiddi
Abereiddi features a rugged coastline shaped by historic slate quarrying. The iconic Blue Lagoon is a flooded, abandoned 19th-century quarry.Ruins ...READ MORE
PORTH MAWR
This remote stretch features towering cliffs shaped by thousands of years of Atlantic weather Ancient tracks across the headlands link ...READ MORE
Porthclais
Porthclais is one of Wales’ oldest historic harbours, serving as the maritime gateway to St Davids for over 1,000 years. Pilgrims, ...READ MORE
NIWGWL
This rugged peninsula features deep-cut valleys and dramatic sea cliffs. The headland preserves archaeological traces of early coastal defense systems.Centuries-old ...READ MORE
Beyond What’s Planned
The Pilgrim Walk - Wexford to St David’s
The Fishguard to Rosslare day trip
High Tea at Tŵr y Felin, Tyddewi
Review
"A magical getaway! The cottage was cozy, and the views were stunning. Can't wait to return!"
