Pembrokeshire has had a bit of a renaissance over the last few years as more people have discovered this little corner of west Wales is home to some of the best beaches in the world.
The summer of 2022 marks 70 years since the Pembrokeshire Coast was designated a national park. The appeal of the coast has only grown over those seven decades and today, Pembrokeshire boasts more Blue Flag and Green Coast beaches than any other county in the country. Some beaches are easy to reach and ideal for families, others are less accessible and offer peace and seclusion. You can find our guide to the best beaches in Wales here.
One thing's for sure however - as the popularity of the coast has grown, so too have the facilities to cater for burgeoning tastes. From new cafes to improved parking to the latest water activities, there's a beach to suit everyone. We've compiled the ultimate guide to the beaches around the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (and a couple just outside it), with information on key facilities like food options, parking, and toilets. We've also added some top tips for walking ideas and pointed out some lesser-known features often just a short walk from the beaches themselves.
