Canaston Oaks Luxury Bed & Breakfast Pembrokeshire

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How to find us - Canaston Oaks Bed and Breakfast

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Canaston Oaks bed and breakfast is located in the scenic surroundings of Canaston Woods and the eastern Cleddau River, near Narberth in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, UK. Centrally located with easy access to all that Pembrokeshire and West Wales has to offer.

Address: Canaston Oaks, Canaston Bridge, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, Wales, SA67 8DE

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SatNav Advice: Some SatNav systems may not accurately direct you to our entrance. Please see driving instructions below, or use the Google Maps or What3Words links below.

Driving Directions to Canaston Oaks

See below for driving directions to Canaston Oaks from the M4 motorway (Cardiff / London), Fishguard Harbour, and Pembroke Dock Harbour.

Directions from M4 (Cardiff/London)

  1. From London > Cardiff > Swansea follow the M4 to Pont Abraham Roundabout (J49)
    At the end of the M4 (J49) continue on the A48 towards Carmarthen, passing through Cross Hands roundabout.
  2. At Carmarthen, join the A40 west towards St Clears / Fishguard.
    Continue on the dual-carriageway towards St Clears.
  3. At St Clears roundabout take 2nd exit onto the A40 towards Haverfordwest / Fishguard
    Continue on the A40 from St Clears for about 13.4miles (21.5 km), through the next 5 roundabouts*.
  4. *About recent highway developments on this section
    Due to recent highway developments on this section of roadway, some satnav systems may not show new road layouts.
  5. At the roundabout, at Canaston Bridge, take the 1st exit
    Take the first exit at this roundabout towards Pembroke Dock / Tenby and Bluestone Resort.
  6. Follow road for about half a mile
    Canaston Oaks will be located along this road, on the left (if you reach the roadway that goes through woodland, you have gone too far).


Google Maps
Directions - J49 M4 to Canaston Oaks

Directions from Fishguard

  1. Start at Fishguard Harbour (SA64 0BU)
    Exit the harbour area onto the A40.
  2. Head southeast on the A40
    Continue on the A40 for approximately 11 miles (18 km), passing through villages such as Letterston and Wolf's Castle.
  3. At the roundabout near Haverfordwest, take the second exit onto the A40
    Follow signs for Carmarthen & A40 through the next 2 roundabouts.
  4. Continue on the A40 for about 12 miles (19 km)
    Drive through Slebech Park and past Clerkenhill Adventure Farm.
  5. At the Canaston Bridge roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto the A4075
    Follow signs for Pembroke Dock / Tenby and Bluestone Resort.
  6. Follow road for about half a mile
    Canaston Oaks will be located along this road, on the left (if you reach the roadway that goes through woodland, you have gone too far).


Google Maps
Directions - Fishguard to Canaston Oaks

Directions from Pembroke Dock

  1. Start at Pembroke Dock Harbour (Irish Ferries) (SA72 6UF)
    Exit the harbour area and head east on Meyrick Owen Way (A4139) towards London Road and St Clears (A477).
  2. At the roundabout (Near Asda) take the 2nd exit towards St Clears (A477)
    Follow the road, London Road, passing Tesco / McDonalds until the next roundabout.
  3. At the roundabout, take the second exit onto the A477 towards St Clears
    Continue on the A477 for about 5 miles (8 km), until you reach the next roundabout at Carew.
  4. At the roundabout turn left (first exit) onto the A4075 at Carew / Haverfordwest.
    Follow the A4075 for approximately 8 miles (12.8 km), passing through the villages of Carew, Cresselly, and the Bluestone Resort.
  5. At the Bluestone roundabout take the 2nd exit (A4075)
    Taking the last exit (2nd) continue on this road for about a mile through Canaston Woods (woodland either side of the road).
  6. Arrive at Canaston Oaks (SA67 8DE)
    Canaston Oaks will be located along this road, on the right.


Google Maps
Directions - Pembroke Dock to Canaston Oaks

Map of Canaston Oaks

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