Morawelon

Morawelon is a charming renovated cottage, in an enviable position right on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path in the picturesque fishing village of Abercastle and offers fantastic sea views over the bay from nearly every room.Comfortably furnished in natural hues that reflect the surrounding landscape, it gives a calming feel and is complimented with paintings of local scenes by Welsh artists from the nearby Harbour Lights Gallery in Porthgain.5 steps lead into the practical and useful utility room and through to the modern, fitted, galley-style kitchen. The lovely, light, sitting room with cosy dining space has large picture windows to maximise the superb views over the beach, down the picturesque inlet and out to sea. Enjoy leisurely meals while you marvel at the view. A French door opens with steps down to the front of the cottage and the Coastal Path, relax with a glass of wine or cup of coffee on the bench or enjoy an alfresco meal while you watch the sun slowly sink below the cliffs and be lulled by the sound of the waves lapping on the beach below; the sunsets are stunning. The two bedrooms with fresh white linen each offer these breathtaking sea views.Abercastle is still frequented by fisher men, watch them land their catch. Spend your days on the sand and shingle beach, keen kayakers and people who just like messing around on the water will be enthralled. Bird and wild life enthusiasts will love the variety and be enchanted by the visiting seals in the bay. Take to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path right outside your door to explore this rugged coastline on foot and truly appreciate its beauty with rocky cliffs and hidden sandy coves including Abermawr and Aberbach, as well as Aberfelin below the village of Trefin only 2 miles away, where there is village pub, The Ship Inn and cafe/gallery, Caffi Y Ragna. There is another pub and tea rooms in the neighbouring village of Mathry, both highly recommended. Take advantage of the shuttle bus to catch a lift back after your walk. Further on lies Porthgain with its art galleries and popular pub, The Sloop Inn and Shed Bistro. Over the headland is one of Pembrokeshire’s finest beaches, Traeth Llyfn, while Abereiddy with its sandy beach and the famous Blue Lagoon should not be missed. A little further on lies the tiny City of St Davids with its range of facilities and magnificent Cathedral and Bishops Palace, or why not take a boat trip to the islands of Skomer and Ramsey, on the outskirts you will find the glorious sandy beach of  Whitesands, it is world famous and popular with surfers. Morawelon is sure to be a firm favourite with all visitors and is ideal for exploring all the delights this area has to offer.