Glamping in Pembrokeshire

Who we are Not to brag, but we’ve got 12 years’ experience exploring the many nooks and crannies of this little island. We’re a small, independent travel company, with a focus on sustainability. We believe in travelling better, without sacrificing all that makes it great. We personally inspect every place, to ensure the owners have put their whole heart and soul into it.

Why choose glamping? Glamping in Pembrokeshire gives you access to the wild and wonderful rolling hills and coastline unique to Wales. With 134 named mountains, 5 islands – home to puffins, seals and deer, glamping on the Pembrokeshire coast is an unforgettable dive into the wilderness. Go in search of adventures wild swimming in the River Teifi, or lounging around under a secret waterfall at Ffynnone. Or just go glamping with a hot tub in mind, bring the swimsuit, and your best book to fall asleep reading.

Glamping in Pembrokeshire with us When some glamping companies who shall not be named, ‘inspect’ their properties, it can be as simple as looking at the photos, and calling it a day. Not so with us. For 12 years we’ve been shlepping ourselves up dirt roads, to the peaks of hills, and the bottom of valleys in search of spaces you won’t find anywhere else. When we say inspect, we mean we live it – the road travelled, the bed tousled, the hot tub reluctantly relaxed in.

Is Pembrokeshire worth visiting? Pembrokeshire is really only worth visiting if you’re interested in clear un-light-polluted skies with stunning starscapes, feasting on a smorgasbord of fresh seafood, coasteering, kayaking, paddleboarding, wild swimming, breathtaking hikes (sometimes all too literally), numerous national parks and even more AONB’s. Glamping in Pembrokeshire can be seclusion in the hills, fresh lobster on your deck, star-spotting through glass ceilings or secret waterfalls in walking distance. But, that aside – there’s not much to see.