Y Twll Bollt - The Bolt Hole

09/07/2025

Some ideas for your next visit to Pembrokeshire…

18/04/2025

Some places to visit…

12/04/2025

Tenby is just a 30 minute drive from The Bolt Hole so why not visit the annual Steampunk Festival?

03/03/2024

Folkeston Hill is now being made EV friendly with 22kw chargers installed in the lower car park. Owners of electric vehicles will be able to charge up while staying at The Bolt Hole.

13/12/2023

A great article about exploring Pembrokeshire in the autumn when the summer holiday makers have gone…

When the summer holidaymakers disappear, the county quietens. And if you embrace its bounty — and shrug off the weather — the region comes into its own

29/11/2023

The Bolt Hole is now listed with Sykes Holiday Cottages. Check the link for pricing and availability…

Y Twll Bollt (The Bolt Hole) - Y Twll Bollt (The Bolt Hole) is a delightful cottage situated in Nolton Haven, Sir Benfro. Open-plan living area. Pet-friendly. Lawned garden. Haverfordwest 8 miles.

19/10/2023

An October walk on Tenby beach…

16/10/2023

The Bosherston Lily Ponds are one of our favourite places to visit when we come to The Bolt Hole and a great place to explore with our dogs.

Bosherston Lily Ponds need no introduction, for they are far-famed among visitors to the county as an unusual beauty spot to be seen and enjoyed.

A group of freshwater lakes, the Lily Ponds are part of a large wildlife reserve in the area and are home to a plethora of wildlife including otters, wildfowl and dragonflies. Of course, the main attraction is the beautiful carpet of lilies that cover the man made ponds that have made them a must visit for those staying in Pembrokeshire.

Located next to the village of Bosherston and at the north end of Broad Haven (South) beach, you can take in the lily ponds on a series of walkways that run alongside them. It’s a gentle and easy stroll that takes you on a magnificent journey through the ponds, where you can admire the peaceful setting from the banks.

If you’re coming from the village there’s a National Trust Carpark with toilets, from where you can access the ponds. There’s a footpath that wind its way along the banks of the ponds and, depending which direction you take, you can cross them on the stone bridge. At the end of your walk you’ll be rewarded with the spectacular beach that stretches out before you, or head in the other direction to join the Pembrokeshire coast path.

09/10/2023

Some lovely photos of Nolton Haven.