Broad Haven is ideally situated for taking advantage of the wonderful Pembrokeshire Coastal path, in the only coastal national park in the UK.
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail winds its way through 186 miles of breathtaking coastal scenery and to walk its entire length is a challenge many people take on every year – the equivalent of climbing Mount Everest!
For more information, including a list of walks, please click here
Many people love to bring their dogs and many of Pembrokeshire’s beaches are dog friendly. If you would prefer a dog free beach, click here to find the best one for you.
Whether you like to walk in the countryside, with or without your dog, please observe both the Countryside Code and the Dog Walkers Code
For a full list of all of Pembrokeshire’s wonderful beaches, their accessibility and facilities, please click here
Broad Haven beach is a paradise for children. It is one of the finest and safest beaches in Pembrokeshire. Below the cliffs the numerous rock pools add zest to the fun and on the north end of the beach the craggy Lion Rock completes the scene.
There is plenty of room for ball games like cricket and rounders on the beach and, as well as swimming, the conditions are ideal for boating and fishing. Fishermen can try their luck from the rocks or in midsummer you can invariably watch the boats as they land their catches in the evening.
The water sport enthusiast can hire or purchase equipment within the village. Alternatively, you can sit on the seafront and watch the many surfers with their kite and wind surfing friends taking advantage of the fantastic all year around waves. The Pembrokeshire Coast Triathlon also takes place annually within the village.
There are many other superb beaches within easy reach of Broad Haven: Little Haven – 1 mile; Druidston – 2 miles; Newgale – 6 miles; Marloes – 8 miles. St. David’s with its beautiful old cathedral is on the northern tip of St. Bride’s Bay – 17 miles.
