Beaches In Pembrokeshire -
Manorbier
A sandy, dune backed, beach with a stream running down the northern end. Manorbier is a south westerly facing beach making it a favourite surfing beach, however please be aware that the sea here does have some very strong currents.
Awards: Seaside Award, Green Coast
Parking: 30 spaces at the National Park car park, additional 10 spaces can be found along the coast towards Freshwater East.
Beach facilities: Toilets. Ice Cream van.
On shore facilities: Manorbier has several cafes and a pub. There is a good selection of hotel, B&B, Guesthouse, self catering and caravan/camping accommodation. A Youth Hostel is available at Skrinkle Haven. Overlooking the beach is the magnificent Manorbier Castle.
Picture: Manorbier beach with the castle in the background
Picture: Manorbier Castle with the beach in the distance
ID: 7161 Revised: 9/3/2009
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