This is a charming little village about seven miles from Tenby with a large sandy beach interspersed with rocks to explore. The beach is punctuated with groynes to protect it from the winter storms but is still lovely, deserving both it's Blue Flag and seaside award. The water quality is deemed "good", suitable for bathing and canoeing as well as angling.

Facilities include a large free car park, disabled toilets, a beach attendant during the summer, a shop, a chip shop, an ice cream kiosk and cafe plus several pubs selling food.

Dog restrictions apply to the central and western end of the beach between 1st May & 30th September.