Providing you with the skills and confidence to be able to fully enjoy the hills and moorlands of the UK – that’s our business.

Distances To Other Facilities And Attractions

The Immediate Vicinity 

Newport village with its beautiful Sands is only 4 miles away by road. It is the nearest location for shops including a baker, butcher, fishmonger (and yes there is a candlestick maker en-route!). It also has a small Spar supermarket – with extended opening hours) and a range of facilities including a variety of local foods in its restaurants and public houses. It is also worth noting that there is a Tourist Information Centre in Newport and it has a hairdresser and a bank with a cash machine! Gellifawr Country Hotel barely a mile away is the closest place to eat and socialise. The Dyffryn Arms is renowned in the area. This is a really traditional watering hole where beer is served through a hatch by one of the great characters of the valley, Bessie. The Gwaun Valley Brewery and Bluestone Brewery are both only 4 miles away and they offer an excellent insight into the micro brewing process.  Live acoustic music is performed at the Gwaun Valley Brewery on Saturday nights. Pembrokeshire Candle Centre is two miles away and is the only place in Wales where you can see hand dipped candles being made.

Distances from Tregynon Cottages to other Attractions

Tregynon Cottages are very well placed are in relation to a cross section of places and attractions mostly in Pembrokeshire. The lists are far from exhaustive and we recommend that you talk to us about what you might want to see – or you can do your own research – before you arrive. There is also a wealth of information in each cottage. You will also be able to use the information in the Map Room. We have not provided travel times as these can vary greatly (especially if you fall in behind a tractor or a flock of sheep!). The range of non-walking attractions in Pembrokeshire is as varied as the number of available walks. Whether you want relaxing beach activities; or to drive around and sightsee by car; eating out and drinking; visiting natural attractions; visiting family, theme or activities parks; or visiting historic, heritage and cultural sites – Pembrokeshire has it all to offer.

Villages and Towns

Pubs and Restaurants

Spectacular Scenery 

Stone Circles, Standing Stones, Hill Forts The whole of North Pembrokeshire abounds with reminders of ages past and standing stones, particularly, are likely to be seen on most outings. A small cross section of ancient times are offered below.

Culture and Crafts

Local Brands/Produce

 Historical Events

Family Fun and Animal Attraction

Sporting Facilities / Physical Activities