Thyme and Beyond Hotel, Kilgetty

If a cosy fireplace in winter, a sunny pool in summer, crisp linen and freshly ground coffee are some of the simple things that you hope to find in the quiet, lush green Pembrokeshire haven of Pleasant Valley, then you have come to the right place.

Stepaside is only a 30-minute drive to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which boasting a coastline so magnificent, has been recognised by National Geographic as second only to that of New Zealand. It has also been included in Conde Naste’s list of Top Five National Parks on the planet.

JUST BEYOND US
Take a Scenic 1 Mile Walk to Wiseman’s Beach
Enjoy the Pembrokeshire fresh air by taking a scenic walk along a shaded wooded path and gentle stream. This one-mile meander will take you to the seaside hamlet of Wiseman’s Bridge with its strikingly-rugged rocky beach, once a practice zone for D-Day landings.

Walk to Saundersfoot
There’s a 2.5 mile wooded coastal path that begins in Stepaside and passes through Wiseman’s Bridge that is popular with both walkers and cyclists. Nature lovers are always impressed by Saundersfoot’s Coppet Hall Beach, which not only boasts Blue Flag status, but has been declared a conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coastal Park. Visitors love the combination of Stepasides’s tranquillity and the buzz of this little harbour town that is famous for its St Nicholas Christmas Fair, New Year’s Day swim and many appealing shops and restaurants.

Visit the Buzz and History of Tenby
A trip to Pembrokeshire isn’t complete without a visit to the quaint yet bustling harbor town of Tenby which is only 6.5 miles from Stepaside.

There are plenty of shops to explore and restaurants to try out. Continue for another 10 miles and you’ll be able to explore the ancient Picton and Pembroke castles.

With many wonderful walks & cycling opportunities along the coastline on our doorstep there is plenty to do if relaxing on the beach, soaking up the sunshine or paddleboarding is not an option.
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