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Wisemans Bridge

As an attractive beach resort, Wisemans Bridge is yet another splendid place to relax, unwind and enjoy the beauty of the natural Welsh landscape. Located next to the breathtaking beauty of the Pembrokeshire coastline in South West Wales, Wisemans Bridge gives you the chance to explore a forgotten land, bursting with ancient history and tranquillity. Let your stress drift away whilst listening to the calming sounds of the Ocean, and let the feel of the silky sand beneath your feet relax your muscles and awe your senses. Surrounded by historical landscapes and breathtaking views, Wisemans Bridge is a unique resort that will cater for the needs of any holiday maker.

Staying in one of FBM Holidays luxurious self catering holiday homes near here, will allow you to immerse yourself into the lustrous countryside, and will give you the added convenience of being local to other attractive resorts. A beautiful property catering for five people is “Mill House”. This splendid home is located within Pleasant Valley, giving you a short walk into the Village of Wisemans Bridge, and also features its own woodland area at the rear of the property. It is just moments away from the picturesque resort of Saundersfoot and also a short drive away to the historical village of Amroth.

Wisemans Bridge is quite a remote village formed around the glorious Pembrokeshire coastline. Its pure white sands and rocky terrain, give the beach a unique feature that will bring the family together for endless fun and amusement. Children will have fun climbing around the pebbly rock pools, and splashing around in the sea and the romantic couple can enjoy exquisite walks around the rocky cove. There are many walks on which to go on within this area, such as the long circular walk of almost eleven miles that takes you from Wisemans Bridge along an old railway line to the to the secluded beach of Coppet Hall. From here, another tunnel will bring you out into Saundersfoot, where you can spend time marvelling around the many shops and stop off to quench your thirst in the local pubs. This historical walking route was in fact the main route in which the old railway used to transport coal and iron in the 19^th century, so take your time to consume all the history before you, and walk the route that Churchill himself once took in order to attend the rehearsals for D-Day landings! To see the remains of the old Iron works and coal mine, delve into the valley towards Stepaside and see how the area reveals its industrial past.

With plenty of car parking available, Wisemans Bridge can be easily accessed, and why not finish the day off with a visit to the local pub “The Wisemans Bridge Inn”. Here you will be greeted with a friendly welcome, and a large selection of food and drink.

Travelling East of Wisemans Bridge, you can also visit the lovely coastal resort of Pendine, you can enjoy the beauty of the seven mile long beach here by taking on an exciting water sport activity, or simply take the time to wander around the picturesque village.

Wisemans Bridge is guaranteed to give you an enjoyable holiday, whether you are looking for an adventurous break, or the chance to relax, you will return home feeling contented and anxious to return again.

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