Tourist Attractions
Aberbach Beach, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62
The meaning of the word Aberbach stands for little river mouth. Aberbach is a relatively narrow cove that faces west towards the Irish Sea. Although Aberbach is a small pebble beach, when there is a low tide, golden sand can be seen on the beach. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year long. The beach is located 3 miles away from Fishguard along the coast to St David’s. Legend has it that a local farmer captured a mermaid at Aberbach and convinced her to marry him.
Abermawr Beach, Castlemorris, Pembrokeshire, , SA62 5UX
A remote rural beach which includes a pebble bank backed by earthed cliffs. Golden sand and buried tree stumps can be seen when the tide is low. A ruined cottage, wildlife marshy area and bluebell woods climbing the hill on the southern end can all be seen behind the beach. No lifeguards are available at this beach. Dogs are allowed on the beach. The nearest town to the beach is Goodwick.
Goodwick Sands, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, SA64
A small and sandy beach next to the ferry terminal to Rosslare in Ireland. Dogs are allowed on the beach. There is no lifeguards at the beach.
Newport, Pembrokeshire, SA42
A broad, long and sandy beach at the mouth of the river Nevern. Lifeguards patrol the beach between the end of June and the beginning of the September.
Theatr Gwaun, West Street, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, SA65 9AD
This is a community cinema and theatre located on West Street in Fisghuard. It became a cinema in 1912 and finally a multi arts venue in the 1990s.
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