Beach trip at 🏝️ Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, South Wales 🏴
🏝️ Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, South Wales
Stackpole is in the south-west Pembrokeshire district of South Wales, a pretty natural area of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, featured by clear water beaches, seaside cliffs and strolling lily ponds.
Because Stackpole is a large natural area, covering both beaches, cliffs, forests and lakes, pinning coordinates depends primarily on which point to travel to highlight.
💟 the highlight of Stack. 💟
Stackpole Quay - Cute Little Bay Beginning Walk Along The Coast
* Stackpole Quay Car Park (Pier Side Parking Lot)
* English Coordinates: Stackpole Quay, Pembroke, SA71 5LS, United Kingdom
* Highlights: It's the main parking spot to continue on foot to Barafundle Bay (a beach that was once voted one of the most beautiful in the UK) and there's the Stackpole Quay Boathouse Tearoom cafe nearby.
Barafundle Bay - The most beautiful often ranked beach in the UK. Clear blue water and very fine white sand
* White sand beach, clear blue water, beautiful view like the Mediterranean
* Approximately 10-15 minutes walk from the car park through the cliffs and some stairs.
* Very suitable for taking pictures
Bosherston Lily Ponds - Lily Well And Calm Natural Passage. Fits To Take Small Children For A Walk
* It's a lily well and a very shady walkway around the water.
Easier to walk than the beach. Fits a young family and a no-hurry getaway.
* Late June-early July often also see beautiful lilies and aquatic plants.
* Bosherston Lily Ponds Car Park (Lotus Lake Shore Parking Lot)
* English coordinates: Bosherston, Pembroke, SA71 5DN, United Kingdom
* Highlights: Be the starting point, walk the famous Bosherston Lakes Trail and walk through to Broad Haven South Beach.
Broad Haven South - Broad Beach, Easy Walk, Fits Family and Picnic
* Broad Beach, easier to reach than many points in Stackpole area
* Suitable for beach sitting, picnicking, and for children to be near the sea without walking very far.
* Near parking and with more amenities than Barafundle Bay.




































































































