Britain’s only coastal national park — turquoise coves, sea caves and surf beaches. Hattie tracks 71 wild-swim spots across Pembrokeshire — 68 sea spots and 3 rivers — each with a live verdict before you get in.
Every Pembrokeshire spot draws on the official feeds Hattie checks through the day: storm-overflow (sewage) reports straight from the water companies, the regulator's bathing-water classifications, river levels, tides, wind and rainfall. Tap any spot for the live picture, the data behind it, and what other swimmers have reported.
Swim spots in Pembrokeshire
- Aber Castle
- Aber Mawr
- Abereiddy
- Aberfforest Beach
- Abermawr
- Abermyharan
- Aberporth
- Amroth Central
- Broad Haven (Central)
- Broad Haven (South)
- Bullslaughter Bay
- Caerbwdy Bay
- Caerfai
- Castle Beach
- Cei-bâch / Little Quay
- Ceibwr Beach
- Cenarth Falls
- Coppet Hall
- Dale
- Druidston Haven
- Flimston Bay
- Frainslake Sands
- Freshwater East
- Freshwater West
- Goodwick, Fishguard
- Little Haven
- Lydstep
- Manorbier
- Marloes Sands
- Marros Sands
- Monkstone Beach
- Musselwick beach
- Mwnt
- New Quay
- Newgale
- Newgale South
- Newport North
- Nolton Haven
- Patch Beach
- Penally
- Penbryn
- Pendine
- Pendine
- Poppit West
- Porth Dwgan
- Porth Lleuog
- Porthlysgi Bay
- Porthselau Beach
- Porthsychan Bay
- Pwll Bach Bay
- Pwll Whiting
- River Teifi at Cardigan Bridge (tidal)
- River Teifi at Cenarth (National Trust)
- Sandy Haven
- Saundersfoot
- Skrinkle Haven Beach
- St Brides Haven
- Stackpole Quay
- Tenby
- Tenby North
- Traeth Godir-coch
- Traeth Llyfn
- Traeth Mawr
- Traeth y Cribach
- Tresaith
- Waterwynch Bay
- Watwick Bay
- West Angle
- Westdale Bay
- Whitesands
- Wiseman's Bridge