Your home away from home, Florence Pod is a romantic pod in the countryside just South of Pembroke, in Pembrokeshire. Set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this single-storey abode is ideal for couples, offering off-road parking for one car and allowing one furry friend to join in on your coastal escape. Park the car and make your way to your new abode.Enter Florence Pod to find an open-plan area, pop the kettle on, and a snack in the microwave to tuck into as you unwind on the sofa. Or treat yourself to a meal in one of the local pubs then sit watching the flames in the fire pit as the sun goes down. Freshen up in the compact shower room featuring a walk-in shower, basin and WC. Then climb into the double bed and rest for the night. Being set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park means there are plenty of activities and natural beauty to uncover nearby. Pack your hiking boots to explore the 186 miles of coastal walks, discover the history of this region and squeeze into your wetsuits to partake in some watersports. Take a trip to Pembroke to roam the grounds of Pembroke Castle, birthplace of Henry VII. Delve into the history in the exhibition rooms, you can opt for a guided tour for more information, then enjoy the views over the town from this grand abode. Walk the coastline to Stack Rocks, the Green Bridge of Wales and the Cauldron, view the impressive rock formations and spot the amazing wildlife of this area such as seals and birds. A visit to Pembrokeshire would not be complete without a trip to the sandy beaches at Broad Haven South or Barafundle Bay. Alternatively, you can walk along the cliffs to Stackpole Quay and treat yourself to lunch or an ice cream at the NT Boathouse Café or Walled gardens. Take in the nearby Bosherston Lily ponds and St Govan’s chapel while you’re here. Or drive a further afield and take a boat to see the puffins at Skomer. Florence Pod is a comfy hideaway from which to uncover the beauty of Pembrokeshire. It is situated right on the Coast path as it comes inland to avoid the Castlemartin Firing range and close to some of the Uk’s best cliff climbing.

Note: Castle Martin is a live firing range so it can occasionally be noisy - firing schedules can be found online. There is also a viewing tower from which to see the action if you’re interested.

A medieval walled town, Pembroke is home to a magnificent castle, which was the birthplace of Henry Tudor. In an idyllic location, on the river estuary, this historic town has an abundance of shops, quaint tea rooms and restaurants. The stunning Pembrokeshire coastline is nearby, with its award-winning beaches and great walks along the coastal path. There is a popular cycle route that starts here, taking you through the pretty village of St Florence and then on to Tenby. Bosherton is just 4 miles away, with its beautiful lily ponds and the popular St Govan’s Inn, serving locally-sourced food and fine ales. St Govan’s Chapel is built into the cliff face, where you can take in lovely views from Stack Rocks, or surfers can head to Freshwater West, which featured in one of the Harry Potter films. Within easy reach are Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, where you can feed molly lambs or enjoy a tractor ride, Manor House Wildlife Park, Dinosaur Experience and Heatherton World of Adventures. Pembroke is the ideal base for a family holiday, a walking break or just the chance to unwind in beautiful surroundings.

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