Pembrokeshire
Barafundle Bay
Barafundle sits in a small bay on the southern Pembrokeshire coast. The walk from the parking area is part of the visit, so treat the beach as the main focus rather than one quick stop in a crowded itinerary.

Pembrokeshire coast
Pembrokeshire's coast offers broad surf beaches, sheltered bays and town beaches close to food and culture. This guide builds on West Wales Life & Style's beach feature and connects each coastal choice with nearby town guides and original stories.
Pembrokeshire
Barafundle sits in a small bay on the southern Pembrokeshire coast. The walk from the parking area is part of the visit, so treat the beach as the main focus rather than one quick stop in a crowded itinerary.
Pembrokeshire
Whitesands curves around near St Davids Head, combining open sand, rocky edges and a strong coastal setting. Link a beach visit with St Davids and nearby cultural stops rather than crossing the county for several beaches in one day.
Pembrokeshire
Tenby's beaches work well with the harbour, old town and Castle Hill, making the resort useful when a group wants more than time on the sand. Nearby Manorbier adds a different coastal setting and features in our story about improved beach access.
Pembrokeshire
Saundersfoot places its beach beside the harbour and village centre, making food, marine activity and a coastal walk easy to combine. Use the town guide to build a fuller day and the county What's On page for current events nearby.
Pembrokeshire
A useful beach day is rarely a race between bays. Use Tenby or Saundersfoot when food and town activity matter to the group; St Davids as the base for Whitesands; or Barafundle as the main walk-and-beach objective. Tide, weather, access and local restrictions need a current official check.
Keep planning
Pair these ideas with the live events guide and West Wales Business Guide before travelling.
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