Walkers, cyclists, birdwatchers, shopaholics, beach lovers and thrill-seekers all find Highgrove to be an ideal cottage base for a short break or full-scale holiday.

The world famous Pembrokeshire National Park and Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are nearby, along with the Landsker Borderlands Trail and the historic Knights Way.

The spectacular Canaston Wood is an ancient natural habitat for bluebells, other exceptional wild flowers and wonderful native trees. Some of the most exhilarating cycle routes are easily accessible. They criss-cross Pembrokeshire beautifully. Other sporting entertainment includes a string of golf facilities such as an 18-hole pitch’n’putt challenge at Herons Brook, just minutes away from Highgrove.

Pembrokeshire’s golf treasures include links and parkland facilities, championship and novice courses. Visitors to the skies above Highgrove include remarkable birds of prey such as buzzards and the treasured red kites. Bring your binoculars!

Those in search of sophisticated retail therapy, meanwhile, can head to the renowned boutique shops and galleries of Narberth, only a mile from Highgrove. Astonishingly beautiful beaches are a traditional element of Pembrokeshire’s great appeal.

Close to Highgrove there are the stunning sands of coastal glories such as Amroth, Saundersfoot and Tenby. They are unmissable. Family thrills need never be in short supply for those staying at this self catering accommodation.

Oakwood is one of the UK’s leading theme parks, Folly Farm is among Wales’ day-out diamonds for young families and the high-spec Blue Lagoon indoor swimming complex is a brilliant new addition to the area’s fabulous attractions. All these are just a few minutes drive from Highgrove. Whichever way you like to relax, Highgrove will have the answer.