South Pembrokeshire Beaches

Planning a trip to the South Pembrokeshire Coast? Use our coastal holiday guide to discover beautiful South Pembrokeshire beaches.

Find your favourite South Pembrokeshire Beaches

Discover the stunning South Pembrokeshire coastline. Enjoy a weekend away for all the family. From secluded coves to long stretches of sandy beaches, the area boasts a variety of options to suit all tastes. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach, go sea cliff climbing and explore the rugged coastline, you find your spot on this part of the coast.

Discover South Pembrokeshire Beaches

From the family friendly beaches of Tenby to rugged rocky coves. This part of the coast has lots to see and do.

Amroth Beach

Visit Amroth Beach is a large sandy beach backed by pebble and stone on the South Pembrokeshire coast. The stream on the beach marks the old boundary between Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.Beach

Barafundle Beach

Visit Barafundle Beach Sitting just above Stackpole Head, award winning Barafundle Beach is large golden sandy beach.

Broadhaven South Beach

Broadhaven South Beach on the Pembrokeshire Coast is a stunning sandy beach that is perfect for families and nature lovers alike. With its picturesque surroundings and clear blue waters, it’s a must-visit destination on the Welsh coast.

Bullslaughter Bay

The unusually named, Bullslaughter Bay is a lovely small bay with a sand, shingle and rocky beach.

Coppet Hall Beach

Coppet Hall Beach is a local gem on the Pembrokeshire coast with a charming mix of sand and pebbles. It has convenient parking and excellent facilities near the beach at the northern end of Saundersfoot.

Flimston Bay

Flimston Bay is a secluded beach surrounded by cliffs on the South Pembrokeshire Coast, making it a popular spot for sea cliff climbing.

Freshwater East Beach

Freshwater East Beach in South Pembrokeshire is a beautiful sandy beach that is easily accessible with plenty of parking. The beach is dog-friendly and is backed by Freshwater East Local Nature Reserve.

Freshwater West

Freshwater West on the Pembrokshire coast is famous for being the location of Hollywood movies including Robin Hood and Harry Potter.

Lydstep Bay

Lydstep Bay Beach, located on the South Pembrokeshire coast, is a sheltered and picturesque cove with a mix of sand and rocks. The beach is popular for swimming, boating, and exploring the rock pools at low tide.

Manorbier Beach

Manorbier Beach is South West facing sandy beach on the Pembrokshire Coast Path. Surfers come to this beach all year round.

Monkstone Beach

Lovely Monkstone Beach just south of Saundersfoot, is a quiet sandy beach on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Penally Beach

Penally Beach, located in Pembrokeshire, offers a long stretch of sand dunes and is popular for swimming, walking, and birdwatching. It is dog-friendly year-round and provides excellent views of Caldey Island.

Saundersfoot Beach

Saundersfoot Beach on the Pembrokeshire coast is a popular destination with a lovely sandy beach, charming harbour, and excellent facilities for visitors. It also offers easy access to nearby attractions such as the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the nearby town of Tenby.

Skrinkle Haven Beach

Skrinkle Haven Beach is a secluded cove on the Pembrokeshire Coast, accessible only by foot. It is surrounded by towering cliffs and offers breathtaking views of the sea.

Stackpole Quay

Stackpole Quay is a small harbor and beach on the Pembrokeshire coast, surrounded by picturesque cliffs and fields. It’s a great spot for a picnic or to start a scenic coastal walk.

Swan Lake Beach

Swan Lake Beach is a remote and secluded beach on the South Pembrokeshire coast, accessible only by foot. The rugged beach offers stunning views and is surrounded by steep cliffs.

Tenby North Beach

Tenby North Beach is a sandy award winning beach on the Pembrokeshire Coast with views over Carmathern Bay.

Tenby Castle Beach

Tenby Castle Beach is a lovely sandy sheltered beach located just below the medieval castle ruins. This beach offers beautiful views and is popular for swimming and water sports.

Tenby South Beach

Visit Tenby South Beach Tenby South Beach stretches around two miles to southwards to Giltar Point. The sandy beach is backed by dunes Beach

Waterwynch Bay

Visit Waterwynch Bay as you walk the coastal path. A private beach tucked away in the valley.

Wisemans Bridge Beach

Wisemans Bridge Beach is a small sandy cove on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It offers stunning views and is popular with families for swimming and paddling.

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What’s On along the Coast

Throughout the year there are a series of events and festivals taking place along the Coast. Find out What’s On from food festivals to cultural and sporting events.

Get active on the beach

Find the best beaches for water sports. Learn to kitesurf, surf or sail at schools around the UK. Lessons are available to suit all abilities.

Enjoy the beautiful South Pembrokeshire Coast

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Explore the miles of UK coastline with popular seaside destinations, coastal walks and water sports. Stop off at a beach for the day or walk or cycle the Coastal Trail.

CEREDIGION

Aberystwyth, Penbryn and Llangrannog Beach are all on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast.

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SOUTH PEMPBROKESHIRE

The stunning South Pembrokeshire Beaches have something for everyone from quiet sandy beaches to family friendly holiday destinations.

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PEMPBROKESHIRE

North Pembrokeshire is a wonderful place to visit with unrivalled beaches and coastal scenery.

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CARMARTHENSHIRE

The Carmarthenshire coastline is shorter than most but has lovely long stretches of sandy beaches including Pendine beach, Pembrey beach and Marros Sands.

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WEST
PEMPBROKESHIRE

West Pembrokeshire Beaches offer wide open spaces, great fishing and abundant wildlife.

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