35 Beach Court, Saundersfoot is a charming third-floor apartment offering spectacular sea views and direct access to one of Wales' most beloved coastal destinations. The open-plan kitchen is thoughtfully equipped with an electric hob, oven, fridge with freezer compartment, and microwave—everything you need to prepare delicious home-cooked meals. The elegant dining table provides ample seating for family gatherings, while the adjoining living area invites you to relax and unwind with a Smart TV for those cosy evenings. Step through the sliding doors onto your private balcony, a sun-soaked retreat just 50 metres from the golden sands of Saundersfoot Beach.
The apartment sleeps three guests in comfortable style. The cosy double bedroom offers a restful haven after a day of seaside adventures, while a single bed nestles discreetly in the hallway alcove, perfect for an additional guest or child. The family bathroom features a walk-in shower and WC, ensuring easy access and morning routines flow smoothly for all.
Wake to the sound of waves lapping against the shore. Picture yourself with your morning coffee on the balcony, sea breeze gently caressing your face as you watch the beach come alive. Spend sun-soaked afternoons exploring golden sands or relaxing on your private retreat. As evening descends, savour the mesmerising coastal views from your window, painting the sky in shades of amber and rose.
35 Beach Court, Saundersfoot is perfectly positioned to explore the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline and beyond. The apartment sits just 50 metres from Saundersfoot Beach, where three glorious beaches beckon for swimming, paddling, and seaside adventures. For family fun, Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (four km) offers a fantastic day out with an impressive menagerie of animals, fairground rides, and both indoor and outdoor play areas to keep everyone entertained. History lovers will be enchanted by a scenic boat trip to Caldey Island (six km), a peaceful holy island where Cistercian monks live and create their famous chocolate. The Dinosaur Park (seven km) transports young and old alike to a prehistoric world of roaring reptiles and interactive adventures, while Tree Tops Trail (seven km) challenges thrill-seekers with an exhilarating canopy adventure through the forest.
Venture slightly further to discover even more treasures awaiting exploration. The British Bird of Prey Centre (30 km) showcases magnificent raptors with thrilling flying displays and hands-on experiences perfect for wildlife enthusiasts. For something entirely different, Bluestone Brewing Company (32 km) invites you to explore this family-run brewery with its welcoming taproom and shop. Nature enthusiasts should venture to the spectacular Ramsey Island Nature Reserve (46 km), where a boat journey reveals one of Wales' most stunning RSPB reserves, renowned for its extraordinary seabirds and dramatic, towering sea cliffs.
Just a short drive from your holiday base, two captivating destinations await exploration. The charming maritime town of Milford Haven, 24 kilometres away, boasts a rich seafaring heritage dating back centuries, when it served as a vital port for trade and naval operations. Today, the vibrant Milford Waterfront delights visitors with its collection of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants overlooking the natural harbour. Meanwhile, historic St Davids (43 km) holds the distinction of being Britain's smallest city, yet punches well above its weight with magnificent cultural treasures, including its stunning medieval cathedral and the ruins of the medieval Bishop's Palace, making it a truly enchanting destination steeped in ancient Welsh heritage.
