Tenby · Sleeps 8
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Lakeside luxury lodges at St Florence, a few miles inland from Tenby, with private verandas and hot tubs overlooking the water.
4.9 · 219 reviews on Hoseasons
from £509/week
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Pembrokeshire beaches with toilets nearby
An unglamorous page, and one of the most useful on this site if you're travelling with small children or anyone who needs to know before setting off.
The beaches below have public toilets mapped within about half a mile. Two caveats worth taking seriously. Seasonal opening is normal on this coast — a block that's open in August may be locked in November. And "nearby" at a beach like Barafundle means a walk back over the headland, not a dash across the sand.
Where a beach isn't on this list, assume there is nothing and plan accordingly. That's not us being unhelpful; it's the actual state of most of the Pembrokeshire coast, and it's part of why it still looks the way it does.
How this list was made: Beaches with public toilets in our database within 800 metres. It is worked out from our own data every time this page is built, not maintained by hand — so it stays in step with the individual beach guides. 21 of the 45 beaches we cover qualify.
Broad Haven
St Brides Bay's most useful family beach: wide flat sand, lifeguards in season, and everything you need within a minute of your towel.
Toilets 600 m · car park 400 m
Dogs all yearMarloes Sands
A vast, wild strand of folded rock and clean sand — many regulars' pick for the most beautiful beach in Wales.
Toilets 750 m · car park 500 m
West Angle Bay
Sand, outstanding rockpools and a café at the mouth of the Milford Haven waterway — the best low-tide beach for children in the county.
Toilets 150 m · car park 50 m
Whitesands Bay (Porth Mawr)
St Davids' big Blue Flag surf beach beneath Carn Llidi — sand, swell and sunsets at the end of Wales.
Toilets 150 m · car park 100 m
Dogs all yearAbereiddi & the Blue Lagoon
Black sand, a flooded slate quarry of improbable blue-green, and coasteering's most famous jump-off.
Toilets 150 m · car park 150 m
Dale Beach
The sailing village's sheltered shingle-and-sand beach on the Milford Haven waterway — flat water, boats and a pub on the front.
Toilets 150 m · car park 300 m
Freshwater East
A sheltered, dune-backed crescent facing south — easy parking, safe paddling and far fewer people than Tenby.
Toilets 500 m · car park 600 m
Goodwick Sands
A sheltered town beach in Fishguard Bay beside the ferry harbour — handy, calm, and a good dolphin-watching spot.
Toilets 50 m · car park 100 m
Little Haven
A small tidal cove wrapped in a steep village of pubs and cottages — lovely at low water, gone completely at high tide.
Toilets 400 m · car park 350 m
Manorbier Bay
Red-tinged sand, a proper castle backdrop and a dependable beach break — the south coast's most characterful bay.
Toilets 450 m · car park 550 m
Martin's Haven
The slipway for the Skomer boats rather than a beach — shingle, seals, and the gateway to Britain's first marine nature reserve.
Toilets 50 m · car park 100 m
Dogs all yearNewgale Sands
Two miles of open sand and learner-friendly surf behind a great pebble bank — St Brides Bay's big beach.
Toilets 150 m · car park 150 m
Dogs all yearNewport Sands (Traeth Mawr)
The north's golden mile across the Nevern estuary — big sky, big sand, dogs welcome on the main sweep all year.
Toilets 350 m · car park 350 m
Saundersfoot Beach
Huge, safe, gently-shelving village sand — one of Wales's classic family beaches, with the harbour alongside.
Toilets 300 m · car park 250 m
Stackpole Quay
Reputedly Britain's smallest harbour, with a National Trust car park, café and toilets — and the start of the walk to Barafundle.
Toilets 300 m · car park 350 m
Tenby Castle Beach
The small beach between Castle Hill and St Catherine's Island — rockpools, the lifeboat station, and a low-tide walk to the fort.
Toilets 100 m · car park 150 m
Tenby North Beach
The postcard one: harbour, Goscar Rock and sheltered sand beneath the pastel town.
Toilets 200 m · car park 350 m
Where to stay near these beaches
Places we’ve linked to one or more of the beaches above.
Best Sea View
Tenby · Sleeps 4
Hot tubSea view
Family-run boutique glamping on a headland inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with sea views along the coastline near Tenby.
4.8 · 51 reviews on Hoseasons
from £495/week
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Tenby · Sleeps 4
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Handbuilt micro-lodges tucked into wild meadows and farmland a stone's throw from the south Pembrokeshire coast, near Tenby.
4.9 · 15 reviews on Hoseasons
from £435/week
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Newport (Trefdraeth) · Sleeps 4
Holiday park in 55 acres of riverside parkland around a historic manor house, a mile from Newport and its beach on the north coast.
4.8 · 41 reviews on Hoseasons
from £325/week
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Best Luxury Stay
Manorbier · Sleeps 4
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Elegant lodges with private hot tubs, fast Wi-Fi and EV charging at Manorbier, minutes from the castle, the beach and Tenby.
5.0 · 55 reviews on Hoseasons
from £685/week
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Tenby · Sleeps 6
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Yurts, treehouses, hideaways and geodomes reached by a woodland path at St Florence, a few miles from Tenby.
4.6 · 38 reviews on Hoseasons
from £479/week
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