The best beaches in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is the perfect choice for a summer holiday on the coast, surrounded by the sea on the southwestern tip of Wales.
With tranquil beaches, rugged cliffs, serene countryside and charming towns, the area is a destination that lures nature lovers, adventurers, and even those just wanting to relax – really, anyone who wants to experience a quintessentially Welsh county.
From St David’s, the UK’s smallest city, to Haverfordwest and Pembroke, the region has plenty of towns to explore, as well as 186 miles of coastal walking paths and 240 square miles of National Park.
The coastline offers beaches with expansive views out to sea, long stetches of golden sands and, when the weather is fine, clear azure waters.
With summer holidays firmly in sight, now’s the time to be getting ready for feet-in-sand fun on the Pembrokeshire seaside. Here’s our guide to the best beaches you can visit in this corner of Wales.
Barafundle Bay
Often described as the “Jewel in the Crown” of Pembrokeshire’s coast, has previously been named among the
