This funky, open-plan pod is a playful pick for families and friends keen to explore Pembrokeshire’s best bits. Sleeping four guests and welcoming one lucky pup, this UFO-style glamping retreat is truly out of this world. With panoramic views from its quirky windows and a private patio for sundowners, it’s bound to delight humans and hounds alike.
Located on a small glamping site with a handful of one-of-a-kind accommodation units, this unique property blends the appearance of a flying saucer with modern comforts. Set in a secluded crater, you can climb up the retracting stairs and step into a cheerful space filled with intergalactic charm. This open-plan, circular room features eight porthole windows offering panoramic views of the site, along with a ceiling window for stargazing and a sky-at-night laser display. There’s room for four astronauts on a double bed and two singles that double up as sofas, along with a dining table at its heart for meals, card games, and holiday planning. A kettle and a microwave offer the basics inside, while classic ’80s arcade games keep kids, big and small, entertained. Outside, there’s a separate cooking station with gas hobs along with a private but unenclosed patio and dining area, and private parking for one car. Guests also have access to a shared toilet and shower block.
Adventure awaits in the picture-postcard village of Saundersfoot (4.5 miles), whether you're checking out the enticing sights and smells of the working harbour or scampering on the sands. While the main beach has seasonal restrictions, Glen Beach is dog-friendly all year, as are Coppet Hall and Wisemans Bridge beaches, reached via a short stroll along the coast path. Alternatively, head to Tenby (5 miles) for more sandy adventures and dog-friendly attractions, including boat trips to Caldey Island.