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Visiting Whitesands Beach in Pembrokeshire with your dog is an excellent choice for those seeking a scenic and enjoyable beach experience in one of Wales’s most beautiful coastal areas. Whitesands Beach is renowned for its expansive stretch of golden sand and stunning views of the rugged coastline, making it one of the most popular sandy beaches in Pembrokeshire.
Dog Access and Rules
Whitesands Beach has seasonal restrictions for dogs. Dogs are not allowed on the beach from May 1st to September 30th. Outside of these months, dogs are welcome to enjoy the beach with their owners.
Things To See & Do
Whitesands Beach is one of the most popular sandy beaches in Pembrokeshire. This west-facing beach has rocky outcrops at either end. The northern area is popular for surfers, while the southern end is quieter and has some sheltered bays.
The tide can reduce the beach and can cut you off so check out the tide times below when planning a visit.
Whitesands is often cited as one of the best surfing beaches in the country and is backed by a scenic landscape that includes views of Carn Llidi.
The beach’s broad, sandy stretch is ideal for long walks, and you have nice coast path walks from Whitesands Beach, especially up to St David’s Head.
Access and Facilities
There is a large car park adjacent to the beach, but it can fill up quickly during peak summer months, so arriving early or later in the day is advisable to secure a spot. An alternative could be to park at St Davids Head and then walk down.
The beach is well-equipped with a car park, toilets, and a cafe that operates during the warmer months. Lifeguards are on duty from May to September, making it a safe option for swimming and surfing.
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