Best beaches in Pembrokeshire
Below are a list of the top 10 beaches in Pembrokeshire as selected by the users of the Beach Guide website.
The current most popular beach in Pembrokeshire is Broadhaven. If you would like to have your say on which are the best beaches in Pembrokeshire just follow the link to the beach and vote by clicking the star ratings at the top right of the page.
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1. Broadhaven Beach
This westerly facing beach is located within the wide arc of Brides Bay and is one of two beaches known as Broadhaven. The beach here is also known as Broad Haven North, with Broad Haven South being some distance away on Pembrokeshire's…
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2. Presipe Bay
Presipe Bay is one of the beaches on the Pembrokeshire coast that can genuinely be described as a hidden gem. At low tide the beach here consists of a wide stretch of golden sand backed by stunning sandstone cliffs that will set any geologist\'s…
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3. St Brides Haven Beach
St Brides Haven a pretty shingle and pebble beach set in a sheltered inlet . Facing north-west the beach is protected from the worst of the prevailing winds. looking down from the northern side are a clutch of cottages and this would also…
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4. Druidston Haven Beach
The secluded beach of Druidston Haven is backed and flanked by dramatic cliffs which, at low tide, overlook a long strip of golden sand. Towards the northern end of the beach are some intersting rock formations. These include a number…
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5. Traeth Llyfn Beach
Traeth Llyfn is one of the lesser visited beaches on this stretch of the Pembrokeshire coast, which is a shame as it is areal gem. In fact, the chances are you may well get this beautiful stretch of sandy beach to yourself. There are a…
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6. Dale Beach
Located on the north side of the Milford Haven waterway, Dale is an attractive village with an east-facing, and therefore sheltered, sand and shingle beach. There is a slipway, a car park opposite the beach and plenty of facilities in…
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7. Nolton Haven Beach
Nolton Haven is a secluded sandy beach in the St Brides Bay area. It is set in a narrow inlet which is flanked by cliffs. The beach here is a mix of sand and pebbles but at low tide a narrow strip of sand emerges. If you plan to swim here…
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8. Swanlake Bay
Swanlake Bay beach is located in South Pembrokeshire and the only way to get here is to walk down the Pembrokeshire National Park Coastal Footpath. The closest car park is in Manorbier, so although it takes some effort to get here, it…
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9. Abermawr Bay
The remote, rural beach at Abermawr Bay sits in a cove on the north Pembrokeshire coast and faces north-west. It is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest along with the wider Abermawr area and is part of the pretty Pembrokeshire…
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10. Newgale Sands Beach
Newgale Sands is definitely one of the biggest and quite possibly one of the best beaches in Wales. At over two miles long this vast sweep of pebble-backed sand has masses of space, which is fortunate because it is popular with just about…