Tenby North Beach, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
The Pembrokeshire coast in South Wales is one of Britain's best coastal experiences, a lush and craggy length of unspoilt Blue Flag beaches wrapped in rocky promontories, protected by castles [no, not sand castles] and buzzing with activity options - including kayaking, sailing, surfing and cliff jumping/coasteering as well as cycling and superb walks. Pembrokeshire was winner of more British Seaside Awards in 2008 than any other county in the UK.
Tenby North beach, a sheltered, sunny, sandy beach with charm, boat hire, deck chairs and lifeguard from the end of June to the end of September. No dogs in summertime. On the shore is everything a visitor might needs, from toilets to pubs, cafés and all kinds of accommodation. Tenby South is 1.5 miles long [2.5 kms] and also family-friendly with gently shelving sand and lots of kid's entertainment at one end. No dogs in summertime. On shore facilities as with North beach. Freshwater East is the last option, a wide bay backed by dunes and offering a wide range of watersports activities including surfing and kayaking; there's parking, toilets, activity centre, café and restaurant but few other facilities.
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