Emergency phones and rescue stations
6 emergency points across 6 Pembrokeshire towns and villages.
On this coast — cliffs, beaches, the water, anyone cut off by the tide — dial 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. Not the police, not an ambulance first. That single sentence is the most useful thing on this website, and most visitors don't know it.
Mobile signal is patchy along the Coast Path. If you have no bars, moving uphill or to a headland often finds one. The emergency phones mapped below are the fallback where there's no signal at all.
Coverage of these points in open data is incomplete, so treat this as a starting point rather than a survey.
By town and village
Every emergency point, by town and village
St Davids
1 emergency point- emergency-phone
Broad Haven
1 emergency point- rescue
Marloes
1 emergency point- Emergency Phone
Narberth
1 emergency point- emergency-phone
Bosherston & Stackpole
1 emergency point- emergency-phone
St Dogmaels (Llandudoch)
1 emergency point- Poppit Sands
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