The Bower is a traditional Pembrokeshire farmhouse overlooking St. Brides Bay and the offshore islands of Skomer, Ramsey and Grassholm.

We are in walking distance of Broad Haven, sandy beach and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Close by are superb riding facilities, all types of sailing, windsurfing, diving, sea and fresh water fishing and numerous golf courses.

This is one of the sunniest parts of Britain, and our mild winters make holidaying all year round a reality.

Full en-suite facilities with colour T.V. Tray with tea, chocolate, coffee, and biscuits. Top of the range 10" deep mattresses on beds. Comfortable separate lounges for adults & children. Extensive children's video library.
Internet facilities for visitors use. Use the house whenever you please. Seclusion, yet walking distance of beach.
Peaceful, stunning sunset, over the sea.

Clear night skies for star gazers. Private safe parking outside the door.

Drying room for sports clothes, fishing gear etc.
Tarmacadam driveway to save your exhausts and keep your shoes clean!

WTB 3 Star Farm with Dragon & Welcome Host Gold Award
We could go on….. but like an excited child telling an exaggerated tale; "You wouldn't believe the rest!"
Just come and see for yourself.

Within a short driving distance are a selection of theme parks and other exciting entertainment for the younger generation.

We love animals and are pleased if you bring your dogs and horses with you on holiday.

We have had distinguished write ups in "Holiday Which" and "The Daily Mail". Quotes from our visitors book include "This is something special", "Came for one night, stayed for six, what more need we say" ;"Our children loved feeding the lambs and watching the ducks dive on the pond" ;"Now we know where the 'Great' is in Britain".

One family gave their children the option of going to Euro Disney for a week or back to the Bower for the third time - we admired their choice!

It’s no exaggeration to say "We’ve got the lot!" except perhaps for the hoards of holiday makers that many other parts of costal Britain attract - and there is no special "Welsh Welcome" there!