Narberth town is located in Pembrokeshire
United Kingdom, and
although there are neither magnificent scenery nor incredible water colors, there is a rich history and
friendly locals in every way! And of course, the unique spirit of the seaside, which cannot be hidden! Once
you have visited this place, you will remember the impressions for a long time!
The vast majority of beaches in Narberth are located within or near settlements. So, be
ready to
experience less natural surroundings but more infrastructure. City beaches often have a lively atmosphere
and many amenities, such as cafes and bars. This is why they are usually more popular with both locals and
tourists. These beaches have their own charm and can offer a fun and comfortable way to enjoy the sun and
surf.
Resting by the sea for each traveler is associated with different activities. Someone loves complete relaxation and
silence, while others need activity. Our configurator will always
help you choose a beach that meets your personal
needs.
If a beach holiday for you is primarily the sound of the surf, the cries of seagulls over the pier and leisurely
walks along the coast, then you are definitely a fan of calm beaches.
The most popular beaches for such a holiday in the vicinity of Narberth
are Barafundle Bay beach, Lydstep Beach, Skrinkle Haven beach.
Travelers with pets often face difficulties during their holidays, as there is often not enough information
about pet-friendly beaches. The absence of special permission signs and the lack of up-to-date information on
relevant resources are frequent problems. To solve this need, we are developing a special
"Pet Friendly" filter
and try to keep the information up to date. According to our records,
there are about 6 approved pet-friendly
beaches in Narberth
What is there to do at Narberth beaches other than the obvious sunbathing and swimming? If you
don't want your
snorkel mask to go unused during your holiday, it is recommended to look in advance for information about what
beach
activities are available in the area. So, let's see what the beaches of town have to offer!
The most popular types of active recreation in the area are considered to be:
kayakers, sup boarders, surfers
The SUP board is the "sister" of surfing, born in Hawaii. Originally used on waves, this activity is now more
commonly perceived as a relatively calm form of recreation, the popularity of which is growing day by day.
On the nearby beaches of Narberth, this activity is very common. If you like discovering new
interesting
perspectives, then SUP is a great opportunity for this. In addition, SUP is always a great way to relax the body
- isn't that wonderful? So, if you're ready, the best beach for SUP surfing in the city is
Coppet Hall beach, Lydstep Beach.
The true surf enthusiast is always on the lookout for the "perfect wave". Good news! There are
2 beaches in the
suburb of Narberth where it could potentially be found. Of course, we are not sure, but the
popularity of
these places among other surfers is encouraging. And to make it easier to choose, here is the most popular surf
spot in the city - Saundersfoot beach.
Sometimes the most interesting beaches are hidden and can only be accessed by water. It's not difficult if
you're a skilled sea kayaker.
Among the beaches in the area, there are some that are well-suited for this activity. Here, you can not only go
kayaking but also rent all the necessary equipment. The best place for kayaking in Narberth is
this beach -
Lydstep Beach.
The list of available beach activities is certainly important, but for many travelers it is not a determining factor
when choosing a vacation spot. Below you will find some information about the natural features of the beaches of
Narberth, we hope that this information will help you find the place of your dreams.
The beaches of town are mainly wide. According to reviews of major
beach experts and vacationers, most beaches have a high level of cleanliness.
Sandy beaches dominate the rest!
Usually, the depth increases very smoothly. If this is important to you, always use our filter
to check for a particular beach.
4 out of
13 beaches in Narberth are partially protected from waves.
These protections can be natural or man-made structures. If you're visiting the area during unstable weather,
we recommend carefully choosing a place to swim, as high waves may not always be safe.
Our filter can help you find a suitable beach.
It's worth noting that 8 beaches
in Narberth have a significant tidal range. This means that the water can
recede from the shore for a long distance and vice versa, causing unexpected situations for you or your
belongings. Keep this in mind when planning your beach activities and be sure to check our filter for
information on tidal ranges.
The majority of beaches in Narberth have a poorly developed infrastructure. This should be
taken into
account if, for example, having basic amenities like a shower after swimming is essential for you.
The low level of amenities at the surrounding beaches has both pros and cons. One advantage is that such
beaches are usually less crowded during peak season, but of course, there are always exceptions.
Good news for camping enthusiasts! There are 4 beaches
in the vicinity of Narberth that offer the opportunity for a camping holiday.
On 4 beaches, there are
designated
campsites with all necessary facilities, such as showers, toilets, shops, and cafes.
Latest reviews on Narberth's beaches
Tenby south beach
10
Zoran Milic.
This stunning beach boasts immaculate cleanliness and orderliness. It is conveniently situated near the St Catherine Fort, a must-visit site that requires restoration. The Fort offers breathtaking panoramic views, which are made even more enjoyable by the perfect weather. I highly recommend this beach for a day trip. Tenby is another charming town to explore, with its abundance of delightful shops and top-notch amenities.
Barafundle Bay beach
10
Rashid Ali
The beach is a serene and picturesque location with a tranquil atmosphere. The stunning views are captivating and the sand is smooth and free of any pesky pebbles. The beach is not overcrowded, making it a peaceful retreat to unwind and appreciate the soothing sounds of the waves. The locals are amiable and hospitable, adding to the welcoming ambiance. Walking or hiking the two routes available, lasting either two or four hours, is highly recommended. The routes lead back to the Quay car park, which is pricey but definitely worth the expense. It is advisable to bring water bottles and some snacks for the journey. Our experience at the beach was nothing short of amazing.
Coppet Hall beach
8
Carter Grayson
The beach is stunningly clean and has a car park, but it can get crowded during peak season. Dogs are permitted in specific areas, and there is a fantastic coffee shop available. Unfortunately, the restaurant did not appear to be open during our visit, which is why we gave it four stars. The coastal path is accessible through tunnels that lead both East to Wiseman's Bridge and West to Saundersfoot. Disabled drivers are charged the standard parking rate but receive an extra hour for free. It's definitely worth checking out.
Skrinkle Haven beach
10
Charlie Thompson (The Hawk)
This is definitely one of the best spots in South Wales to unwind and enjoy the scenery. It's also a great place to take some stunning photos. The views are absolutely breathtaking, and I'm sure they're even more impressive when the sun is shining. I highly recommend adding this location to your list of must-visit places in Wales. You won't regret it!
Tenby North beach
10
Kai Tanaka
The seaside is an awe-inspiring and expansive stretch of land. The ocean is pristine and transparent, allowing you to see the depths below. It was a pleasant experience to indulge in delectable ice cream while basking in the warmth of the sun.
Saundersfoot beach
10
Chris "Slice" Morgan
The beach is excellent for families and has a gradual slope. The parking is a bit pricey at £10 for 8 hours. The toilets are located a short distance away on the opposite side of the harbor.
The warmest month during the year in this area is July,
with the air temperature rising up to 19.1°C and
the water temperature up to 16.5°C.
The coldest month is January, with the air temperature dropping down to
8°C and the water temperature down to 9.7°C.
