Penally is in the heart of “Little England Beyond Wales”, next to the cheerful holiday resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot. Penally is a pretty village with panoramic views across the golf course and Giltar point around Carmarthen Bay. It has a 13^th century church and a 6^th century Celtic cross. For your convenience there is a Village store, 2 pubs serving food, a restaurant, a fine Country House Hotel and the railway station.

There are over 50 safe and sandy beaches to choose from in Pembrokeshire that also include sheltered coves, huge surfing beaches and of course Tenby’s popular North and South Beaches.
Its traffic jam free. Local Traffic can sometimes be slow (why rush when its so nice) but its very rarely at a standstill.  
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is 186 miles in length and the Manor is a mere mile from it.
The Pembrokeshire section of the Celtic Cycle Route is around 90 miles long and winds its way around most of the coast from Tenby to Fishguard.
 Pembrokeshire is one of Britain’s really special places with almost a third being in the National Park, including just about all of the coast and Preseli Hills and part of the Daugleddau Estuary.

High Season £425
Low Season £190.00