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Beaches in Pembrokeshire
Acres and acres of golden sands backed by dunes like Freshwater West and Broad Haven south or a small, secluded rocky cove, such a Cwm yr Eglwys, perfect for rock-pooling?
Protected by their National Park status Pembrokeshire’s beaches have some of the cleanest waters and sands with many awards to show for it; Blue Flags and Green Coast awards! That makes Pembrokeshire beaches some of the best in Wales.
When heading to the coast, remember to check the tide times for Pembrokeshire. Your swathe of golden sand might have disappeared for its twice daily wash or at the end of your beach stroll, you find the tide as snuck in behind you and left you stranded.
Explore by Map
Use the map below to discover your perfect Pembrokeshire Beach
- Aberbach beach
- Abercastle harbour
- Abereiddy beach
- Aberfelin beach
- Abermawr beach
- Amroth beach
- Barafundle bay
- Broad Haven Beach
- Broad Haven South beach
- Caerfai bay
- Ceibwr bay
- Church Doors cove
- Coppet Hall beach
- Cwm yr Eglwys beach
- Dale beach
- Druidston Haven beach
- East Angle bay
- Freshwater East beach
- Freshwater West beach
- Gelliswick beach
- Goodwick Sands
- Lindsway bay
- Little Haven beach
- Lydstep Haven beach
- Manorbier beach
- Marloes Sands
- Martin's Haven beach
- Monkstone beach
- Musselwick beach
- Newgale beach
- Newport Parrog beach
- Newport Sands
- Nolton Haven beach
- Penally beach
- Poppit Sands
- Porthclais harbour
- Porthlysgi beach
- Porthmelgan beach
- Porthselau beach
- Priory beach
- Pwllgwaelod beach
- Sandy Haven beach
- Saundersfoot beach
- Solva harbour
- St Brides Haven beach
- Stackpole Quay
- Swanlake Bay
- Tenby Castle beach
- Tenby Harbour beach
- Tenby North beach
- Tenby South beach
- Traeth Llyfn beach
- Watwick Bay
- West Angle Bay
- West Dale beach
- Whitesands beach
- Wiseman's Bridge beach
Beach Awards Information
Blue Flag
In order to qualify for The Blue Flag Award, a series of stringent environmental, educational, safety-related, and access-related criteria must be met and maintained.
The program aims to raise environmental awareness and promote good environmental behaviour among tourists and local populations and best practice among beach and marina management staff.
The prestigious Blue Flag for beaches is acknowledged in 46 countries around the world and is operated by the Foundation for Environmental Education
Green Coast
The Green Coast Award recognises excellent water quality, high environmental standards, and sensitive management of rural beaches.
The award is for beaches that have not only achieved EC excellent water quality but are prized for their natural unspoiled environment. This means that they generally do not have the level of infrastructure and intensive management generally associated with more urban, traditional resort beaches. Because of the nature of the award, you will not find a flag flying but you should find an unobtrusive plaque somewhere.