Amroth-2 miles
Amroth situated at the foot of the Pembrokeshire National Park is a picturesque coastal village with its shops and hostelries placed along the foreshore. The National Park footpath starts at this point and stretches for 168 miles around the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Tenby-6 miles
The historic walled town of Tenby, noted for its golden beaches and quaint winding streets, since Victorian times has been a centre for the holiday maker. Its ancient harbour, once a busy commercial port handling merchandise from Spain, France and Ireland, is afloat with pleasure craft throughout the holiday season, vessels for fishing trips and others ferry visitors to or around Candy Island owned and farmed by monks of the Cistercian order.

Saundersfoot -3 1/2 miles
This beautiful unspoilt village has attractive sheltered beaches and tidal harbour. Originally a small fishing village, and later the centre of export for local produce, the village now provides something for all ages. Within this small community, the many varied shops supply the visitor with all that one might require for and an enjoyable stay in Pembrokeshire.

From St. Clears carry on along the A477 through Llanteg until you come to a left turn signposted Amroth. Continue along this road and take the first turning right signposted Ludchurch.. After 1 mile turn left at the crossroads immediately before the Ludchurch village sign and Blackmoor Farm is about 400 yards along on the right.

How to Find Us

From St. Clears carry on along the A477 through Llanteg until you come to a left turn signposted Amroth. Continue along this road and take the first turning right at the signposted Ludchurch. After 1 mile turn left at the crossroads immediately before the Ludchurch Village sign and Blackmoor Farm is about 400 yards along on the right.