Environmental Policy
St Brides Bay Cottages and the environment
At St Brides Bay Cottages we are committed to running our business in a responsible manner as far as the environment is concerned, and operate the following policies with the aim of continually improving our environmental performance:-
- Accepting the obligation to comply with all relevant legislation and statutory requirements
- Continually monitoring the amount of waste we produce to minimise this and prevent pollution
- Taking steps to minimise the amount of energy consumed and to reduce our impact on climate change
- Printing this brochure in paper that is sourced from sustained forests
- Providing guests with the opportunity to enjoy the stunning and natural environment of Pembrokeshire in a way that has minimum impact
- Encouraging guests to support the local community by purchasing food, drinks and services locally in our area and
- Offering guests the opportunities to experience the unique distinctiveness, culture and heritage of our area
We aim to continuously improve our environmental performance through the support and involvement of our visitors, accommodation owners and other interested parties.
Your Pembrokeshire holiday starts here
Call us today on 01437 702022 or send an email to info@stbridesbaycottages.com to chat to our friendly team.
Famed for being Britain’s smallest city, St Davids is a laid-back gem. Here you’ll find an elegant 12th-century cathedral, the medieval ruins of the Bishop’s Palace, and a host of galleries and independent shops.
Featuring colourful cottages and a picture-postcard harbour, Solva is an idyllic destination for your Pembrokeshire escape. The bustling community is an ideal base for scenic walks and boat trips.
Situated between St Davids and Fishguard, the pretty fishing village of Porthgain has been used as a film location. The coastal hamlet is the perfect location for exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
As well as St Davids, Solva and Porthgain, you can choose from our lovely holiday homes in other parts of scenic Pembrokeshire. One such location is Mathry, a village between St Davids and Fishguard.