STABLES COTTAGE
at Ffynnonofi Farm,
Dinas Cross,
Newport,
Pembrokeshire
SA42 0SD

0117 926 8554

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• Short walk to it's own beach.
• Wonderful coastal path walks.
• Sea or mountain views from all rooms.
• Surrounded by sheep and it's own farmland.
• Sitting out areas with great views.
• Bright sitting room with wood stove and great sea view.
• Wild ponies and mountain walks across the Preselis.
• Seafood pub lunch 15 mins walk down coastal path.
• Ffynnonofi was location for Hollywood movie Moby Dick.
• Wonderful sunsets over the sea and amazing night skies.

Set in the heart of the National Park, Ffynnonofi is the perfect setting for a self-catering family holiday, for walkers eager to explore the spectactular coastal paths, or for those merely wishing to get away from it all. Unfortunately, we don't allow dogs at any time of the year to protect the sheep.

Stables (3 bedrooms)  

• Sea or mountain views from all rooms.
• Sleeps 5.
• 2 double bedrooms plus children's room.
• Kitchen fitted with all modern utilities, including gas oven and electric hobs, washing machine and fridge freezer.
• Large cosy sitting room with wood burning stove, video, television and great sea view.
• Central heating.
• All bedding is supplied.
• Outdoor eating area in the ruins or on the Patio facing the sea.
• Watch out for the sheep staring through your window.
• Stunning sunsets over sea.

Ffynnonofi is 3 miles north of Fishguard on the North Pembrokeshire coast of the National Park. The farm is located between the sea and Dinas village. Take the road to Pwllgwaelod (off the main road A 487) in the centre of Dinas. Follow the road, keeping to the left, until you get to Bryn-hennlan. Take a sharp left (where Pwllgwaelod is signpost to the right) and follow the winding road for about 300 metres. Look for the sign for Ffynnonofi farm, it is on your right. Follow the track for a quarter of a mile and you are there.

Ffynnonofi farm site 

• Ffynnon is welsh for spring and the farm has used its own water for generations. Legend has it pilgrims stopped off at the spring on their way to St David's.
• The farm is accessed by its own long track providing privacy and seclusion and both the farmhouse and stables have acres of space for children to play and explore.
• There are swings in the woods, a stream, an old millwheel, farm ruins, a basketball net and dramatic views from different parts of the site.
• We ask visitors, and parents in particular, to take special care on and around the coastal paths, as the cliffs are very steep and often unprotected. Care should also be taken around the ruins and old farm machinery.
• The site is surrounded by sheep and in April and May the place is alive with spring lambs. The farm site is maintained by Johnny who lives in the Coachhouse. He is around to hand over keys and make sure you have enough wood for the stove.
• Dinas village is only a 10 minute walk away for food essentials, pub and fish and chip shop.