Seren Saethu

Seren Saethu is a single-bedroom glamping pod on a six-acre site just outside Fishguard. You get a double bed, two singles, and two pull-out singles all in one room, along with a bathroom and a kitchen housed in separate external huts. There's a garden with seating and a fire pit, parking for one car, and the essentials—electricity, Wi-Fi and bed linen—are covered. One dog is welcome. The property is no-smoking throughout.

The kitchen hut has a gas cooker, microwave and fridge-freezer, enough to prepare proper meals. The shower room is compact but separate from the sleeping space. The site itself sits on the edge of Fishguard, under a mile from the Pembrokeshire Coast path, with Fishguard Bay visible across the landscape. The town itself is walkable and has pubs, cafes and restaurants. In the other direction, the Preseli Hills rise a few miles away, scattered with prehistoric sites and open to walkers.

This part of Pembrokeshire—the north coast—is quieter than the south, with a mix of pebble and sand beaches, coastal walks and small coves. Fishguard hosts events including folk festivals and jazz weekends. The site also runs a seasonal restaurant four days a week with pizza and roasts, open Easter through September.