CORONAVIRUS UPDATE 22-06-2020. BRYNTEG hopes to re-open from 13th July subject to Welsh Government Regulations. Bookings now being taken. Due to the Coronavirus we will be operating a 72 hour Cleaning Protocol between bookings for the safety of our guests. Please make an enquiry to ensure your dates are available. We look forward to welcoming to this beautiful part of Pembrokeshire. A warm wecome awaits you at Brynteg, a charming 19th century West Wales Self Catering Holiday cottage set within the pretty village of Trefin, on the coast road, halfway between the Cathedral City of St. Davids and Fishguard. The cottage is welcoming and very well cared for and consistently achieves a Visit Wales 4 Star grading. Wi Fi available free of charge from April 2020. It consists of : Ground Floor; Lo...CORONAVIRUS UPDATE 22-06-2020. BRYNTEG hopes to re-open from 13th July subject to Welsh Government Regulations. Bookings now being taken. Due to the Coronavirus we will be operating a 72 hour Cleaning Protocol between bookings for the safety of our guests. Please make an enquiry to ensure your dates are available. We look forward to welcoming to this beautiful part of Pembrokeshire. A warm wecome awaits you at Brynteg, a charming 19th century West Wales Self Catering Holiday cottage set within the pretty village of Trefin, on the coast road, halfway between the Cathedral City of St. Davids and Fishguard. The cottage is welcoming and very well cared for and consistently achieves a Visit Wales 4 Star grading. Wi Fi available free of charge from April 2020. It consists of : Ground Floor; Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility area and Bathroom. Upstairs there are three bedrooms; one double room with cot, one twin room and one box bedroom with 2' 6' wide single bed more suited to a minor. The cottage is double glazed and heated throughout by Economy 7 electric storage heaters. Brynteg has a large South facing and enclosed lawned garden. The road opposite the cottage leads directly onto the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path which covers almost every kind of maritime landscape from rugged clifftops and sheltered coves to wide open beaches and winding estuaries. The Coast Path walking in either direction is superb. This is the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park at its best. Walk west to Porthgain, The Blue Lagoon and Abereiddi. Walk east to Abercastle, Aber Mawr, Pwll Deri and Strumble Head. During the spring and early summer the path displays an array of wild coastal flowers, and there is a wealth of bird life. Colonies of seabirds nest along the cliffs, and a huge variety of European seabirds are supported by the uninhabited offshore islands that act as bird sanctuaries, such as Skomer, Skokholm and Ramsey Island. Seals, porpoises and dolphins can often be spotted. Unfortunately we do not accept pets at Brynteg All bed linen and tea towels are provided, beach, bath and hand towels are NOT provided. (Bath and Hand towels can be provided at an extra charge paid directly to owner). More