Tiny Welsh seaside village with only one road in and out has 'first class' bistro and ‘best coastal pub'

The quaint little Welsh village is renowned for its beauty, but also holds a tragic tale from a previous century (Image: Getty Images)

A charming little hamlet tucked away on the coastline was formerly a tranquil haven for fishermen and their families, and nowadays the tiny settlement is adored for its stunning views alongside an "excellent" eatery and a highly-recommended historic pub .

Guests describe it as "delightful" and "unspoilt" with some "beautiful coastal walks" on the doorstep — and it's not overly crowded with tourists according to those who have visited .

The serene creek and settlement of Porthgain sit within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in South Wales, though there's only one narrow road providing access in and out .

Branded as a "quintessentially Wels