If your only problem while on holiday in Wales is deciding which beach to visit then life is good and there's only one answer. If you're taking a break in Pembrokeshire get yourself down to the gorgeous Marloes Sands on the southwestern peninsula of the county, a beach that has so much to offer.
For a start, it's pretty remote and you can only access it by foot, so if you're spending the day make sure you've all you need before you head down. Parking is no problem, though, as there's a National Trust car park up top. And its remote nature means that it's quite often one of Pembrokeshire's quieter beaches.
This means you could have a day out unbothered by crowds and, make sure you go there at low tide to make the utmost of beach fun, sea dips and, probably best of all, rockpool exploring. Just to reiterate, please be mindful of the tides when you visit Marloes as the rocky outcrops and impressive geology become awash with waves and make it very tricky getting back to the footpath back up to the car.
