Nice quiet chapel on the premises built by the owner for his wife in the early 1900s. Sad story, he died just after building it for her. Open to the public. Near to the furthest westerly part of Wales and on the same site as where St David was born (ruins on site). Worth a visit and worth going on to St David afterwards.
Roz P
A spiritual haven of peaceful tranquility, nestling on the dramatic Pembrokeshire coastal cliff top path. A testament to centuries to Christian faith & pilgrimage
Jean Rippin
A lovely quiet setting overlooking the sea. The ashes of my late husband and younger daughter were scattered there . Such a beautiful place to be and be remembered.
Tony G
St. Davids is the smallest city in the UK, but it’s more like a small village. Besides the cathedral — with is definitely worth a visit — I highly recommend taking a drive (or walk) out to the Chapel of St. Non where you will also find St. Non’s well. This spot marks the birthplace of St. David and near the ruined chapel sits a gorgeous modern chapel and retreat. This rugged part of the coastal path is also worth a stroll.
Jonathan Ager
Tiny chapel overlooking St Non's Bay. Ruins of ancient chapel nearby + St Non's Well. Coastal Path runs past the site. Wonderful views across St Bride's Bay.
Laura Klimek
Small chapel, very quiet and relaxing by the coast path, amazing view of the sea.
Sheila Burke
The email hospitality at St Nun's Centre was second to none, it was very, very special. I was so sorry to have to leave early and to be on my way back to London. There was a beautiful atmosphere of peace and joy and celebration with the sister who was celebrating 50 years of faithful loving and giving as a Sr of Mercy. Thank you to the sisters for a really life-giving weekend. I return renewed in spirit. Xxx .S
Peter McEvoy
Lovely walks, beautiful coastline, travel through St David's and head down to the cathedral, but turn off on left up a narrow road (look for signs) follow to its end and there is parking.
Near to the furthest westerly part of Wales and on the same site as where St David was born (ruins on site). Worth a visit and worth going on to St David afterwards.
email hospitality at St Nun's Centre was second to none, it was very, very special. I was so sorry to have to leave early and to be on my way back to London. There was a beautiful atmosphere of peace and joy and celebration with the sister who was celebrating 50 years of faithful loving and giving as a Sr of Mercy. Thank you to the sisters for a really life-giving weekend. I return renewed in spirit. Xxx .S