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Fishguard is a harbour town on the North Pembrokeshire coast, known for its fishing history, waterfront cottages and views across Fishguard Bay. The town has independent shops, cafés, pubs and galleries, while Lower Town is home to a sheltered harbour surrounded by traditional stone cottages. Our collection of Fishguard cottages by the sea includes coastal holiday homes and properties with harbour views. Visitors can explore Fishguard Fort, follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path or visit nearby Newport and its sandy beaches.

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Fishguard’s Historic Harbour and North Pembrokeshire Coast

Fishguard has a working harbour, traditional cottages and a town centre with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Coastal holiday homes and sea view cottages can be found around the town and its surrounding villages. The nearby Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers walks along rugged cliffs, while several sandy beaches are within a short drive.

 

Lower Town Harbour, Coastal Walks and Nearby Beaches

Lower Town is Fishguard’s historic harbour, with colourful fishing boats, stone cottages and a sheltered waterfront. The harbour is overlooked by steep hills, and walking routes lead towards the surrounding cliffs.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes through Fishguard, with routes towards Strumble Head in the west and Dinas Head in the east. Fishguard Fort, overlooking the bay, still has historic gun emplacements dating from the town’s coastal defences.

Further east, Newport has a wide sandy beach, a historic town centre and walking routes around the Nevern Estuary. Visitors considering a stay near these beaches can also find coastal cottages in Newport.

 

Fishguard Town, the Last Invasion and Local Attractions

Fishguard is famous for the last invasion of mainland Britain in 1797, when French troops landed nearby. The Last Invasion Tapestry, displayed in Fishguard Library, tells the story of the event and the local people involved.

The town has independent galleries, shops and restaurants, while nearby Goodwick is home to the ferry terminal serving Rosslare in Ireland.

Strumble Head Lighthouse is another popular attraction along this coastline, with clifftop walking routes and opportunities to spot seabirds and marine wildlife.

For more seaside towns and places to stay around the county, our Pembrokeshire coastal holiday homes cover destinations including St Davids, Tenby and Saundersfoot.


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