This is a clean, sandy beach, overlooked by an imposing medieval castle, birthplace of Gerald of Wales, and a 12th century church. Manorbier is extremely popular with surfers all year round. This is a large, sandy, sweeping beach, backed by dunes and grassy headlands. The beach is overlooked by a chalet and caravan park. The beach faces the east and is sheltered from prevailing winds.
Local fishermen launch their boats from the slipway.
This is a small, sheltered beach, situated at the mouth of the Milford Haven waterway, one of the busiest oil ports in Britain. Popular in the summer, it is enclosed by low cliffs and offers fascinating rock pools at low tide. The beach is a short walk from the village of Angle. This area is a haven for the sailing enthusiast and has the appearance of a working fishing village that supports many other ocean based activities. This is a small, delightful cove which is excellent for swimming and the family.