Sunray and Cliff - Sunray

Dale is a working fishing and sailing village on the Pembrokeshire coast, built around a natural harbour where boats and yachts move with the tides. Sunray sits on the peninsula's edge, a semi-detached cottage positioned to catch unobstructed views across the bay. The ground floor layout means no stairs between rooms: a living area with a multi-fuel burner, a kitchen/dining space with electric cooking and dishwasher, and three bedrooms served by two bathrooms. One bedroom has an ensuite; the others share a shower room. The cottage sleeps five and welcomes one pet.

Essentials like heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included. Logs for the burner come with the booking. A lawned garden opens onto a patio with furniture; the access from the car park involves some steep steps and an uneven path, which may not suit everyone. Two cars can park on site. The pub sits right on the water's edge serving local food and ales, and the village has a yacht club, restaurant and water sports centre. West Dale beach is walkable; Musslewick and Marloes Sands are a short drive away. Early morning beach walks are minutes away, as are swimming and jogging routes along the coast.