Gelliswick beach

Gelliswick beach

A small shingle beach just west of Milford Haven. The road access winds its way down the hill and continues all along the shore, past the yacht club, so access couldn’t be easier.

To the east end is Hubberston Fort, built in the 1850s to defend the haven from the French; it never fired a shot in anger but was used as a training base during the First World War.

If you’re planning to visit, check out the tide times to make sure you’ve plenty of beach to play on and that you don’t get cut off by the incoming tide!

What's at Gelliswick beach?

Access

Concrete ramp on to shingle: 1:15 to 1:7 for 40 metres, steepest at the top.

Parking

Ample parking alongside the road.

Facilities

Slipway.

Onshore facilities

Toilets. Nearest refreshments are at Milford Haven Marina.

Features

  • Bathing
  • Canoeing
  • Free Car Park
  • Phone
  • Power Boating
  • Rocky
  • Sailing
  • Sandy Beach
  • Sea Angling
  • Seaside Award Beach
  • Slipway or Launching
  • Toilets
  • Wind Surfing

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I can highly recommend Pembrokeshire - it has everything for a great holiday!

Valery Collins, Experienced Traveller