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Goodwick · Sleeps 4 · 2 beds
Dog friendlySea viewBeach 1 min walk
Bright two-bed apartment over Goodwick parrog — ferry-watching, sea swims, Strumble Head fifteen minutes away.
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Fishguard's harbour-side twin: ferry port, parrog seafront and the gateway to Strumble Head's wild coast.
Goodwick curls around the western side of Fishguard Bay, its breakwater sheltering the Ireland ferries and a seafront parrog with a sandy low-tide beach, marine walk and cafés. It's a practical, friendly base rather than a chocolate-box one — and the coast immediately west is the reward: the Pencaer peninsula's lanes lead to Strumble Head lighthouse, Garn Fawr hillfort and coves where seals haul out in autumn. Ferry-watching, porpoise-spotting and some of the least-walked Coast Path miles in the county are the local specialities.
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Seafront terraces above the parrog, or farm cottages out towards Strumble for dark skies and coast path from the gate.
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