Goodwick Harbour South Beach
- Water temp(satellite):
- 9.7°C
- 2025-01-21
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Beaches close to Goodwick Harbour South Beach
Pwllgwaelod Beach is about 1 kilometers north west of Dinas Cross.
Cwm Yr Eglwys is a breathtaking coastal village that boasts a small, yet charming sandy beach complete with convenient parking. The beach, although modest in size, offers crystal clear waters and pristine sand for visitors to enjoy. Additionally, the village is home to a ruined church which adds further character to the already picturesque location.
Aber Mawr Beach is approximately 3 kilometers south of Pencaer.
This charming pebble beach is accessible only by foot or boat.
Nestled within a secluded area lies The Cwm, a charming beach that boasts a unique and rustic touch with a disused lifeboat station standing as a testament to its history. The beach is relatively small, providing an intimate environment for visitors to bask in peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The disused lifeboat station on the beach stands as a reminder of The Cwm's rich maritime history. The station serves as a fascinating point of interest for visitors to explore and learn about the role it played in saving lives of those stranded at sea. Additionally, it provides a unique photo opportunity against the backdrop of the sea.
In conclusion, The Cwm is an idyllic, quiet, and unspoiled beach with a rich history, making it a must-visit destination for relaxation and exploration.
Newport Bay in Pembrokeshire boasts a charming small beach known as The Parrog. The beach features a compact car park, in addition to a members-only boat club, a café, and a convenient campsite.
Abercastle Beach is situated in the county of Pembrokeshire, 2 kilometers north of Trefin.