Manorbier Beach

Manorbier Beach is a beautiful sandy beach located in the village of Manorbier, in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The beach is approximately 1km long and has golden sand that slopes gently into the sea.

The beach also has various amenities, including public toilets, a seasonal beach cafe, and lifeguard services during the summer months. Dogs are allowed on the beach, but visitors are asked to keep them under control.

There are plenty of activities to enjoy at Manorbier Beach, including swimming, surfing, and rock pooling.

There is a car park available at Manorbier Beach, which is paid during the peak season, but free during the off-peak season. The car park is located right next to the beach, which makes it very convenient for visitors.

Fun fact about Manorbier Beach, it is situated in a cove and is sheltered by high cliffs, which makes it a perfect spot for a secluded beach day. The beach was once a popular location for smugglers, and visitors can still see the remains of an old lime kiln that was used by smugglers to burn lime to disguise contraband.

There are plenty of attractions to visit near Manorbier Beach, including the historic Manorbier Castle, which is situated right next to the beach. There are also plenty of coastal walks and hiking trails in the area, including the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

There are several restaurants and cafes located near Manorbier Beach, offering a range of cuisines, including seafood and traditional Welsh dishes. Some of the notable names include The Castle Inn and Beach Break Cafe.

There are several hotels and holiday cottages available for visitors near Manorbier Beach, including the Castlemead Hotel and the Manorbier Country Park. These hotels offer comfortable accommodations and are perfect for those looking to explore the surrounding area.