The Ferryboat Inn, Dyffryn, Goodwick, Pembrokeshire
Located on the edge of Dyffryn at Fishguard & Goodwick in Pembrokeshire, The Ferryboat Inn offers delightful guest house accommodation perfect for visitors exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park or catching the ferry to Ireland. With 7 tastefully appointed guest rooms, including one twin room convertible into a family room, the inn provides a comfortable retreat for both business and leisure travellers.
Each room is elegantly furnished with solid oak furniture, hotel standard beds, Toshiba Flat screen LCD TVs, Sony clock radios, and Mira Showers. Guests can enjoy a complimentary hospitality tray featuring tea, coffee, hot chocolate, Welsh spring water, and fresh milk, with herbal teas available upon request. Additional beds and cots are available for families, and wheelchair-friendly accommodation is also provided.
Start your day with a delicious breakfast served in the stylish dining room, crafted using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Dietary requirements can be catered for upon request. For evening dining, guests can explore nearby options such as The Rose and Crown or The Firepit at The Hope and Anchor. During the summer months, the outdoor seating area provides a charming setting to enjoy a meal.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do, from coastal walks to adventurous coasteering activities. Those with a penchant for maritime adventures can try their hand at kayaking, sailing, or join organised wildlife trips to spot local marine life such as puffins, Manx shearwaters, and dolphins. Pembrokeshire boasts the largest population of grey seals in the world, with opportunities to observe seal pups in the autumn on the region's secluded beaches.
For history enthusiasts, Pembrokeshire offers a wealth of archaeological treasures spanning thousands of years, from Bronze Age burial chambers to more recent industrial heritage sites. With its rich history and stunning natural landscapes, Pembrokeshire promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit.
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