Beaches

A thing of beauty

Now… where to start. Honestly our Pembrokeshire beaches are second to none. Let’s face it, as an island country, the UK has stunning coastlines. Wales in particular has 870 miles of coastline, all of it possible to walk in one uninterrupted path. The Wales Coast Path. A thing of beauty indeed.

We are biased as we do love our Pembrokeshire seas. Within an hour of us at our lovely Pembrokeshire coastal hotel, you could spend every one of your holidays in Pembrokeshire with us, and you would still find yourself stumbling upon new beach coves or estuarine inlets. We are super lucky!

Just some examples:

Sandy sheltered coves like Nolton Haven.
Wide open, jaw dropping expanses of sand with surf, like our beach at Broad Haven, right in front of us at Anchor Guesthouse.
Harbour beaches like Little Haven, possible to walk to from our ‘Pembrokeshire hotel ’at low tide (careful please, check your tide timetables)
Harbours for kayaking, swimming and paddle boarding, or crabbing, like Solva
Waterways for wind surfing. Pop to Dale, just over the fields really from our side of St Brides bay. A popular seaside village for watersports
Quintessential seaside towns. Tenby is the Queen of these in Pembrokeshire. With two blue flag beaches, penny arcades below majestic cliff-hung, brightly coloured houses, it is well worth a visit.

Outdoor Activities and Water Sports in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire is renowned for its stunning coastline, golden sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and crystal-clear waters.

Coastline of Wales

THE WELSH COASTLINE The coastline of Wales covers 1317.26 miles – further than Cardiff to Athens or 1680.31 miles – Cardiff to Moscow if you include all the offshore islands. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is a 186-mile trail that runs along the stunning coastline of Pembrokeshire, Wales. It is one of the most popular hiking […]