Saundersfoot has spectacular uncrowded beaches surrounded by beautiful wooded countryside. Low tide exposes a huge crescent of golden sand that enables stunning beach walks to Monkstone and Amroth. The resort is well-established and abounds with sailing, watersport and fishing facilities. There is a lively village centre plus a choice of fine sandy beaches that have the EC Seaside award for cleanliness and safety with good water quality. Property listed here is positioned on the seaward side of what was previously called ‘Railway Street’ in the village’s industrial past and now called ‘The Strand’. This is a street that is almost unique in the UK, having properties that actually front onto the beach without a road between.

From The Strand it is a level walk to the shops, bowling club, tennis courts and harbour, making this the perfect choice for all types of family holidays.

South Pembrokeshire is a wonderful location for a holiday. The variety and scope of things on offer in this part of the world is second to none. From a simple walk across the cliff top or a stroll along the beach to windsurfing, sailing and fishing facilities that are hard to beat. The walled town of Tenby with its narrow winding streets and lively pubs is only 3 miles away from Saundersfoot. Further afield, try a visit to the beautiful Cathedral at St David's or just get away from it all and absorb the natural beauty of Pembrokeshire.

For those with an artistic eye the sunsets, boats bobbing on the sea, walkers exploring the sweeping sands and sparkling rock pools provide constant inspiration. For kids of all ages, experience all the fun of the fair at Oakwood Theme Park or a day with the animals at Folly Farm.

Saundersfoot, with its bustling harbour and lively village centre lies at the foot of a beautiful wooded valley and is blessed with a choice of fine sandy beaches. This well-established resort abounds with watersports, sailing, fishing and boat trips. The spectacular uncrowded beaches and stunning countryside make this an area you will want to return to again and again.

This is my route to Saundersfoot from Bristol shown on Google Maps