Beaches & Coves

Britain’s only coastal national park

Big sandy beaches & little secret coves

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As Britain’s only Coastal National Park, Pembrokeshire boasts 52 beaches and more Blue Flag and Seaside Awards than any other county in the UK. Crystal clear waters make it perfect for adventure activities like surfing, coasteering and stand-up paddle boarding as well as good old-fashioned bucket and spade days on the beach.

We’re mid-way between two of the best bathing beaches in Pembrokeshire – Whitesands, St David’s and Newgale Sands.
There are also numerous other beaches and coves nearby which we’d be happy to recommend to you.

Gwadn beach in Solva

Solva harbour at low tide

Solva harbour mouth at dusk

Porth y Rhaw

Abercastle

Kite surfing Newgale Beach

Porthmynawyd beach near Pointz Castle

Coast path approach to Newgale beach

Dog walking at Abereiddi

Boys body boarding

Children body-boarding

Boarding the Dale Princess at Martin's Haven

Blue Lagoon at sunset, Abereiddi

Barafundle Bay Near Stackpole Quay

Barafundle Bay from above

Splashing in the sea at Barafundle Bay

Abercastle

Bird watching on the coast path at Castlemartin

For more information about local beaches and coves, please go to the Visit Pembrokeshire guide.

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