Mellieha Guest House - Bed and Breakfast near Saundersfoot
Why not stay at Mellieha Guest House instead of a Saundersfoot B & B?
- Mellieha Guest House offers a peaceful and tranquil setting but is only minutes from the buzz of Saundersfoot and their busy B&Bs.
- From Mellieha Guest House you can walk the coastal path through Wisemans Bridge and Coppet Hall enjoying the beautiful scenery before you reach Saundersfoot.
- Mellieha guest house is just a few miles away, in a quiet area, has ample parking facilities, is close to the beach and is conveniently located for many attractions, not just Saundersfoot.
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Saundersfoot Square |
The village of Saundersfoot is one of the most popular holiday destination in South Pembrokeshire. Originally a fishing and mining village, it now attracts visitors from all over the country year after year. Saundersfoot is also a very popular choice for a day (or a night) out for local people living in the sourounding towns and villages.
Saundersfoot is only 3 1/2 miles away from Mellieha Guest House, via the road which passes Wiseman's Bridge (the Inn at Wiseman's Bridge beach is a favourate for Sunday Lunches) and Coppet Hall.
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Saundersfoot Harbour & Beach |
If you don't mind walking then you can reach Saundersfoot by walking along the Pembrokeshire coastal path, reaching the village through the old railway tunnels (originally built for mining operations) which connect Wiseman's Bridge and Saundersfoot.
Saundersfoot has many small guest houses and bed and breakfast establishments but can get extremely busy during the summer months - we have seen cars circling the one way system time and time again in search for a parking space.
The small, picturesque fishing harbour and the sandy beach stretching away from it give Saundersfoot a unique charm, and the many small shops, restaurants and pubs get very busy, providing a buzzling holiday atmosphere. The 'Sands' nightclub in Saundersfoot is probably the busiest nightspot in South Pembrokeshire, being a favourite with visiting and local partygoers alike.
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