Musselwick lies across the bay from Dale in a bay which is sheltered from the prevailing winds. The coast at Musselwick is south west facing and with the reflected light from the water has a special micro-climate.

The beach  consists of pebbles, rocks and rock  pools, home to crabs and many other sea creatures including  mussels and cockles . There are patches of sand that are large enough to keep young children happy for long periods.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs around the edge of the grounds offering superb walks straight out of the garden. Bird watchers will see many species on the foreshore with a nature reserve at the top of the bay.

The main activity for most visitors to Musselwick seems to be sitting on the front lawn watching the dinghy racing, the spectacular windsurfers, the ships and the wildlife. But for those who want more activity there is a wide range of options. Dale is a major sailing, diving and wind-surfing centre and a wide variety of craft can be hired there.

The house has a 10'6 rowing dinghy which can be used with prior arrangement. It is a pleasant row to Dale across the bay which is generally calm.

The Bungalow has 2 double bedrooms ensuite

1 single and 1 double both with wash-basins.

The main bathroom has a bath, shower, toilet and wash-basin.

A high quality fully-equipped kitchen has been fitted. There a second sitting room with a double sofa bed.

Joan's Cottage has 3 bedrooms, sleeping 7.

It also has a modern fitted kitchen and bathroom.

The Bungalow can be booked on it's own or with Joan's Cottage. If you only want the Bungalow, Joan's Cottage will not be let but may be occasionally occupied by the owners.

There are two properties either side of the lane, Sarah’s Cottage and The Bungalow with Joan’s Cottage attached.