It is not really surprising if Wales is consistently ranked by tourists, travellers and experts alike as one of the UKs, and Europes best places especially when it comes to beach holidays and activities. Here are ten beaches in Wales that are guaranteed to put a smile on your face and warmth in your soul particularly during the summer months.
Barafundle Bay – This bay in Pembrokeshire boasts of being consistently voted as one of the finest beaches anywhere in the world. Its golden sand is unmatched and unspoiled by human commercial activity. Its one of those few beaches where you can really enjoy the beach without getting distracted by commercial endeavours.
Rhossili Bay – Home to the National Nature Reserve Worms Head, Rhossili Bays picturesque 3-mile stretch of golden sand with clear waters reflecting the warm blue sky like one gigantic mirror is a must-visit if you want to experience a world-class beach experience. In this part of Wales, cottages by the sea are in plentiful supply for holidaymakers to enjoy.
Three Cliffs Bay – Boasting of fine powdery beaches, a sparkling river, a medieval castle, and a carboniferous limestone formation that provides the foundation for the imperious three cliffs jutting out into the bay, Three Cliffs Bay in Gower is one marvellous seaside spectacle.
Broad Haven South – If youre heading to Pembrokeshire, you must visit its most popular leisure and recreation spot since the late 17th century. Broad Haven South has been playing host to thousands of beachgoers for its large golden beaches with fine powdery sands washed by the warm waters of the sea.
Freshwater West – What does Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows have in common with Robin Hood by Ridley Scott? Well, both had scenes that featured the wide beach of Pembrokeshires Freshwater West. And if you would like to have a taste of what the famous celebrities of these movies experienced, then head to this part of Wales.
Newgale Sands – For surfers and kitesurfers, both aspiring and pros, the two-mile stretch of golden sandy beach in Newgale Sands provides the perfect backdrop for spectacular surfing tricks. This beach in Pembrokeshire is famous for its pebble bank that was formed in 1859 after a severe storm.
Tenby North – This beach is located between Tenbys North Cliffs and Harbour Beach lined with a promenade constructed specifically for visitors wanting to get a glimpse of its sandy beaches and blue waters.
Llangrannog – A favourite among families, Llangrannog Beach in Ceredigion provides an excellent opportunity to walk the coast with seawater lapping at your feet. And if you get tired, then there are a lot of cafes and pubs in the area to recharge.
Caswell Bay – Located in Gower is the beach for couples and romantics for its stunning sunset views by the beach. Caswell Bay provides some of the most dramatic sunsets in Wales; perfect for renewing romantic ties.
Saundersfoot – This beach may be small but it is one of Wales most popular. It is home to the famous cooking championship competition, The World Crawl.
The beaches of Wales provide stunning sea views and truly enjoyable water activities. These beaches are fine locations for truly memorable summer vacations.
