Pembrokeshire's Beaches
‘Blue Flag’ Beaches and Quiet Havens
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts a wide variety of beaches, from large, easily accessible family beaches to more secluded havens.
- Abermawr 4.5 miles
- Best at low tide, Abermawr is a dark, sandy beach backed by a large pebble bank, marshes and woodland, with high cliffs to the South.
- Goodwick Sands 6 miles
- An accessible, sandy beach in the large, sheltered harbour of Goodwick.
- Abereiddi Bay 7 miles
- Abereiddy has parking and toilets and is an excellent base for exploring the coast, with the 'Blue Lagoon', Traeth Llyfn and sections of especially rugged coast to the North.
- Newgale Sands 8 miles
- Over 2 miles of 'Blue Flag' sandy beach, popular for all kinds of water and beach sports. Disabled toilets available.
- Broad Haven 12 miles
- Sheltered from the prevailing winds, yet a good beach for surfing.
- Whitesands Bay 13 miles
- 2.5 miles NW of St Davids, this is another popular Blue Flag beach, surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery. Ideal for surfing at mid to high tides.
- Newport Sands 13.5 miles
- A flat, sandy beach backed by dunes, with easy access and nearby facilities.