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The Parrog, in Newport (Pembrokeshire), is simply a very pretty little place.  One of those we go back to again and again.  If we fancy the smell and sound and sight of the sea… Previous Next ..combined with a short stroll to take in that air, this place is usually top of our list. Previous […]

There are 2 main beaches in St Davids in Pembrokeshire and they are very much different to each other. One is a wide golden stretch of sand which is easily accessible with great parking.  And what the other lacks in convenience makes up for with it’s stunning turquoise waters. This post gives a brief overview

There are 4 beaches in Newport in Pembrokeshire and each of them is totally different. Some are convenient and easily accessible and others less so, but quiet and secluded. This post gives a brief overview but there are links to individual posts where we go into a lot more detail about some of the beaches

One of 2 smaller beaches either side of Dinas Head, Pwllgwaelod is something of a hidden gem. Another of the beaches in Newport this is not the biggest, or prettiest of beaches in Pembrokeshire.  It’s small, with anything but golden sand, but it’s an interesting little place, where you can watch boats coming in and

The Welsh name for Newport beach is Traeth Mawr which translates to Big Beach.  And it is.  Massive in fact.  Somewhere between a mile and a mile and a half from end to end, this is a great place to walk, rest or play. This is probably the beach we visit more often than any

Whitesands is the larger of two beaches in St David’s and regarded as one of the best beaches in Pembrokeshire for surfing. Right on the Pembrokeshire Coast path, it’s overlooked by Carn Llidi which you can walk to from here.  This is particularly good if you’re looking for walks in Pembrokeshire that offer fantastic views.

Caerfai has been one of our favourite beaches in Pembrokeshire since we first set eyes on it over 20 years ago. Just look at that water! Previous Next The incredible location of the parking ground and the eye-catching turquoise water are just a couple of reasons we go back again and again. The views from

There are over 50 beaches in Pembrokeshire but we’re not going to go through them all here. What we are going to do though is give a brief overview of our top 10 favourites and why we like them so much.  There are links to individual posts where we go into a lot more detail

Tenby Harbour beach is probably the smallest in this great seaside town but it’s interesting and adorable in equal measures.  Small but pretty much perfectly formed. Previous Next Plus you get the benefit of watching all the activity in the harbour here. And there’s plenty of it. Toing and froing of fisherman and the boats

Hiding away behind castle walls and almost invisible at high tide, Tenby Castle Beach is not the easiest to find.  But, nestled in between the more well-known North and South beaches, maybe that’s part of what make this award winner so special. Previous Next A sandy beach backed by cliffs, there’s so much to see