Manorbier Castle New Year 2026
Pembrokeshire, Wales
At a Glance
- 3-night package from £2400
- Suitable for up to 12 guests
- Exclusive use - you'll have the property to yourself!
Situated within the spectacular original castle walls, Manorbier Castle occupies a commanding cliff-top position, overlooking the Atlantic Sea, in South West Wales.
With over 800 years of family heritage, the castle's dramatic clifftop location and timeless charm create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable holiday memories.
Castle House, built in the late 19th century, is available for exclusive-use stays, perfect for that extra special New Year escape with family and friends. Featuring five spacious and comfortable bedrooms, the property sleeps up to twelve guests, making it ideal for gathering loved ones around the fire and celebrating the season in style.
What it Includes...
Hired on a self-catering (vacation-rental) basis, Manorbier Castle offers the freedom to celebrate the season just as you wish.
Whether you're toasting by the fire with loved ones, sharing festive feasts in your own time, or heading out for wintry walks along the windswept beaches, the magic is yours to create. For a dash of holiday charm, explore the delightful harbour towns of Tenby and Pembroke, perfect for blowing away the cobwebs.
What better way to ring in 2027!
What it Costs...
The castle is available from 28 December 2026, for a minimum three-night booking on a self-catered (vacation-rental) basis.
Priced at £2,400 for up to 12 guests, this property will not be around for long. Contact us today for pricing for additional nights.
Location
Our Experts Say
Situated within spectacular original castle walls, Manorbier Castle occupies a commanding cliff-top position above a rocky coastline overlooking a seemingly endless Atlantic Sea. The castle has an enviably long family heritage spanning 800 years. The privately-owned castle is approached up a long, sweeping drive that climbs through wild moorland dotted with trees. As you reach the castle, be prepared to step back in time as you cross over the moat along an old wooden bridge, into the inner bailey.