Not only could it easily masquerade as a beach in the Caribbean thanks to the crystal-clear waters, but the dunes and pine trees that surround the cove add some serious Pembrokeshire charm that makes for a stunning spot for a beach day.įor all those early risers, this half-moon of golden sand is bathed in the morning sun thanks to its east-facing aspect, so well worth an early start on a summer’s day (plus, it’s a great way to nab your favourite spot early on). It might not be the biggest beach in the world or the most accessible, but boy, does it pack a visual punch. It’s one of the best places to visit in Wales and one of the must-see landmarks of Pembrokeshire and it’s more than earned these impressive titles.
Whether you’ve been to Pembrokeshire every year since you were two or you’re planning your first visit, you’ve probably heard of Barafundle Bay. Parking: Stackpole Quay car park, a half-mile walk awayĪccessibility: Lots of steps down the cliffįacilities: Café, toilets and pub at Stackpole Quay Here are some other beachy essentials for your to-pack list from our UK beach holiday guide. So, whether you have a month, a week, or a weekend, you can make the absolute most of this glorious sweep of jaw-droppingly beautiful beaches – seriously, you won’t want to forget your camera on this trip!
In fact, this stretch of picture-perfect coastline is arguably home to some of the best beaches in Wales so it’s definitely one for the holiday hit list.Ī compendium of Welsh beaches is for another day though… Today, we’re giving you our rundown of the best beaches in Pembrokeshire, which vary from quiet coves to shockingly massive stretches of sand – plus a generous portion of the top places to visit in Pembrokeshire.
Packed full of rugged cliffs, historic sites, and golden beaches – not to mention the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - it’s easy to see why Pembrokeshire in Wales attracts so many visitors each year.
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