The Great British Outdoors Located on the south coast of Pembrokeshire between Broadhaven South and Freshwater East, lies beautiful Barafundle Bay. This location might not suit everyone due to a half-mile walk from the nearest car park and access via steps, but those who do visit are awarded with an unspoiled multiple award-winning beach. While the water is quite cold as you would expect from a Welsh beach, it is beautifully clear and blue.
The beach is owned and cared for by the National trust. It is also a dog-friendly so you can take them with you.
Accessibility
Access to the beach is only on foot via the Coastal Path either from Stackpole (1/2 mile) or Broad Haven South (1.3miles). On the northern approach to the beach are steps and a wall which were built by the former owners to ease the access.
Wow factor
This really looks like an unspoiled wild beach with a great remote location, beautiful waters, and great views. The picturesque wall on the northern approach makes the view only better.
Cleanliness
The beach is owned and cared for by the National Trust and it is a very clean.
Facilities
There are no facilities on this beach. The nearest toilets and cafe is at the Stackpole car park that is owned by the National Trust.
