Pembrokeshire at a Glance
- Home to the UK's only Coastal National Park and the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
- Features over 50 spectacular beaches, including many with Blue Flag awards.
- A world-class destination for dog-friendly holidays, with endless trails and pet-friendly properties.
- Includes the iconic harbour town of Tenby and Britain's smallest city, St Davids.
- A haven for wildlife watching, including puffins, seals, and dolphins.
Why Choose Pembrokeshire for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in Pembrokeshire is an experience unlike any other. This entire region is a protected landscape, celebrated for its breathtaking coastline of rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and vast, golden sands. It's a place that invites adventure, whether you're walking the world-famous coastal path, trying coasteering, or taking a boat trip to a remote island.
The true magic, however, is returning after a day of sea air and exploration to your own private retreat. Sinking into the warm, bubbling waters of a hot tub as the sun sets over the coast is the perfect way to unwind and soak in the wild atmosphere of this beautiful corner of Wales.
Types of Hot Tub Accommodation in Pembrokeshire
Romantic Retreats for Couples
Pembrokeshire is a wonderfully romantic destination. Our curated collection includes a variety of cosy cottages and secluded log cabins perfect for two. A quiet retreat tucked away in a peaceful valley or a cliff-top hideaway becomes even more special with a private hot tub for stargazing.
Family & Large Group Lodges
From classic family beach holidays to large group celebrations, our properties cater for every need. We've selected spacious lodges and large holiday homes, like 'Rhodewood Lodge' and 'Swn y mor', that offer multiple bedrooms and plenty of living space, ensuring everyone can relax in comfort after a fun day on the beach.
Dog-Friendly Coastal Cottages
We believe a coastal holiday isn't complete without your four-legged friend. Pembrokeshire is a paradise for dogs, and our collection reflects that, with a vast range of pet-friendly cottages and lodges. Many feature enclosed gardens and are just a short walk from the coast path, making them the perfect base for your adventures together.
Luxury Lodges with Sea Views
For the ultimate Pembrokeshire experience, choose one of our luxury lodges with sea views. These high-end properties offer the best of both worlds: premium, modern interiors with high-end finishes, and that all-important panoramic view of the stunning Welsh coastline, often from the hot tub itself.
Popular Locations in Pembrokeshire
Tenby
The jewel of Pembrokeshire. This iconic, medieval walled town is famous for its pastel-coloured harbour, three golden beaches, and bustling atmosphere. It's the perfect blend of history, seaside fun, and charm. Explore our hot tub holidays in Tenby.
Saundersfoot
Just a short walk or drive from Tenby, Saundersfoot is a vibrant, family-friendly village with a wide, sandy beach and a charming harbour. It offers a slightly more relaxed pace while still being close to all the main attractions.
St Davids
As Britain's smallest city, St Davids is a huge draw. Dominated by its magnificent 12th-century cathedral, this tiny, character-filled city is a spiritual and cultural hub, and a key departure point for boat trips to nearby islands.
Other Pembrokeshire Gems
For a quieter, more rural base, explore the charming inland market town of Narberth, famous for its independent boutiques and delis. Or, for a rugged coastal feel, head north to the town of Newport, set on a beautiful estuary and nestled under the Preseli Hills.
Top Things to See and Do in Pembrokeshire
- Walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path: You don't have to walk all 186 miles! The sections around Tenby, or from Bosherton (to Barafundle Bay), or near St Davids offer some of the most spectacular views in Britain.
- Visit Tenby Harbour: No trip is complete without seeing the iconic, colourful harbour. Enjoy fish and chips on the quay or wander the medieval streets within the town walls.
- Discover St Davids Cathedral: Set in a beautiful valley, the sheer scale and history of this cathedral will take your breath away. Afterwards, explore the art galleries and shops of the "city".
- Take a Boat Trip to Skomer Island: Between April and July, this island is home to one of the UK's largest puffin colonies. It's an unforgettable wildlife experience. Alternatively, take the boat to the holy island of Caldey from Tenby.
- Relax on a World-Class Beach: You are spoilt for choice. Don't miss the pristine sands of Barafundle Bay (often voted one of the best beaches in the world) or the vast, surf-friendly beach at Newgale.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to visit Pembrokeshire for a coastal holiday?
Summer is fantastic for classic beach holidays and boat trips. However, late spring (May-June) is glorious, with wildflowers on the cliffs and puffins on Skomer. Autumn (Sep-Oct) is perfect for walking, with milder weather and fewer crowds.
Can I book a last-minute hot tub break in Pembrokeshire?
Absolutely. A spontaneous trip to Pembrokeshire is a fantastic idea, especially for a short break. You'll find the best availability outside of the main summer season and school half-terms. We recommend exploring our curated properties to see what's available for your dates.
What amenities do your Pembrokeshire hot tub properties include?
All our properties include a private hot tub and fully equipped kitchens. Most also feature essential comforts like Wi-Fi and dedicated parking. Many of our curated stays also offer desirable extras like log burners, enclosed gardens (perfect for dogs), and stunning sea views.
Is Pembrokeshire good for a short break or weekend away?
Absolutely. While you could spend weeks exploring, it's perfect for a short break. You can easily focus on one area, such as a weekend exploring the beaches and coastal path around Tenby and Saundersfoot, or a trip to the St Davids peninsula for wildlife and cathedral visits.