Tangaer Holiday Cottage

23/03/2023

19/03/2023

Happy Mother's day.

Why not book a Spring getaway now. We have just a few dates remaining
Saturday 25th March 7 nights
Saturday 1st April 3-4 nights
Saturday 15th April 7 nights

http://www.tangaercottage.co.uk

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24/12/2022

We would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas.

21/03/2022

Recently we've been busy painting and updating some of the rooms in the cottage. Hope you like what we've done. April 23rd-30th still available. Please contact us if you require any info.

22/09/2021

Amazing, somewhere we must visit.

Did you know there’s a tiny chapel that can be found carved into the side of a cliff on the Pembrokeshire coast? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤔
St Govan's Chapel was built around 800 years ago and is only accessible by climbing down 52 stone steps. (Legend has it that, if you count the steps down and up, the number is never the same!)
The chapel was built to honour a monk called St Govan, who's said to be buried underneath.
According to local legend, St Govan took refuge in a cave on the cliff face after being chased by a group of bloodthirsty pirates. It was such a squash and a squeeze inside the cave that, even today, it’s thought you can still see the marks his rib cage made on the rocks.
After the pirates sailed away, St Govan continued living in the cave and would ring a magic bell to warn everyone whenever the pirates returned.
If you go down to the chapel today you can see ‘bell rock’ which is thought to still encase the magic bell. Some say that if you make a wish while standing near the rock it will come true - as long as you don’t change your mind before you turn around ✨

Picture by: David Skinner/Flickr

18/09/2021

Just beautiful.

Did you know there's a hidden cave in Wales where the water is often bright green? 💚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
Located near Ceibwr Bay, around ten miles west of Mwnt, the Witches Cauldron in Pembrokeshire is the stuff of fairy tales.
According to some local legends, the cave - which is accessible only by sea tunnels - was a sea witch's lair and she would consume anyone who ventured in alone.
On sunny days, light reflecting through the twisted layers of rock turns the water a bright, emerald green colour.
The Witches Cauldron is not accessible by foot, but has three entrance tunnels leading in from a rocky cove, and is popular with kayak tour companies.

Picture by KayakKing

01/06/2021

Always worth a visit to see the waterfalls.

16/05/2021

Always worth a visit when staying at Tangaer Holiday Cottage. Fantastic views, tranquil, lovely walks.

23/04/2021

Beautiful pictures. Cambrian Safaris are great for tours around our area.