Beaches

Little Haven beach is a small cove at high tide but at low tide you can walk round to the bigger Read more…

Barafundle Bay beach is sheltered golden sands nestled between limestone headlands backed by dunes and woodland. The approach to the Read more…

St Brides Haven beach is a small sheltered sand, shingle and rocky bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast with plenty of rock Read more…

Lydstep Beach is also known as Lydstep Haven, a well-protected beach due to the horseshoe shape and limestone headlands. The Read more…

Porthclais beach is really more a harbour than a beach. You have sand at low water but not what you Read more…

Tenby northern beaches are split into two; the north beach and harbour beach. Harbour beach is a small area of Read more…

Skrinkle Haven beach is really two rocky bays separated by a ridge of limestone, the smaller is also called Church Doors Read more…

Waterwynch Bay beach is best visited at mid to low tide when it exposes a large beach with a number Read more…

Broad Haven beach is sand with views across St. Brides Bay and is popular with families. At high tide you Read more…

Caerfai Bay beach is a sandy beach with a high water pebble bank. At high tide you don’t get much Read more…

Whitesands beach is one of the most popular sandy beaches in Pembrokeshire, this west-facing beach has rocky outcrops at either Read more…

Amroth Beach is approximately 4km long and south-facing, mostly sandy, with a high watermark pebble bank. Amroth is a small Read more…