Name: Penbryn Beach
Address: Penbryn
Rating: 4.5

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4.5 94 reviews

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A small car park (and large overflow field) is situated about 800 m from the beach although there is a drop off / turning circle right along the beach for those with elderly passengers or loads of beach gear.

Lovely Penbryn Beach, a national trust beach, always quiet. Park up at the church and walk through the woods down to the beach, lovely walk.

This little piece of coast line is so beautiful with a lovely sandy beach Noting much there However so tranquil For a coffee or same ting to eat you have the plump Tart which is located by the car park There is sa...

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holgate79

sheffield

8442

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

As good as it gets

Great beach - big enough not to be on top of other families even in sunny August. Lovely vista and relaxed vibe.

Date of experience: August 2019

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Angela Susan M

Carmarthenshire, United Kingdom

7019

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Bit of a trek from the car park but a lovely beach

One of our favourite beaches in west Wales. You can either do the wooded walk down to the beach or the road both of which are a bit of a trek. The beach is constantly changing with the weather so always interesting to see what...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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bruce_lamete

New Quay, United Kingdom

184

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Great beach for a day out

We came here for a swim and to help my sister get her swimming confidence back. The waves are very good for both bodyboarding and surfing. Can get very busy in hot weather. The setting is simply peaceful with an iconic bright blue sea, yellow...More

Date of experience: July 2019

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Witwatersrand

Leicester, United Kingdom

10753

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Beautiful quiet beach

Run by the National Trust, with free parking if you are a member. Unspoilt sandy beach approached by a fairly steep walk down from the car park, very quiet when we visited on a hot July day. Take your own food and drink as nothing...More

Date of experience: July 2019

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Abbie B

Cannock, United Kingdom

288

Reviewed June 24, 2019

Amazing, beautiful, wild

Stunning beach with caves, sand, pebbles and rock pools. Near low tide you can wade round headland to the right into the most glorious bay, we had is all to ourselves, just be careful not get cut off as the tide comes in very fast....More

Date of experience: June 2019

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mumblesnanny

Swansea, United Kingdom

7328

Reviewed May 28, 2019 via mobile

Stunning beach

A lovely, easy, and very pretty walk down from the N.T. car park (£4) The family had walked over from Tresaith, (hold on to small hands in parts). A fabulous beach, supposedly dog free between May and September, but this doesn’t always seem to be...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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Nathaniel W

31

Reviewed May 25, 2019 via mobile

Lovely beach, charger not working!

Visited this beach while in Wales camping, really nice big sandy beach, very clean, not the best surf, but great for young kids. Unfortunately the experience was marred by the fact the advertised electric car charging point (basically a socket on a fence post) did...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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504lorrainep

Bromsgrove, United Kingdom

1

Reviewed April 4, 2019 via mobile

Penbryn Beach

Fabulous beach. Clean. I go out of season on holiday for my dogs sake. Penbryn is my favourite. Lovely walk down to the beach and when it's empty, we can really enjoy it. I imagine it can be very popular in season tho. Yes, I...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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Grannyra

Warwick, United Kingdom

4112

Reviewed March 19, 2019 via mobile

Fabulous

Stunning beach for a lovely walk with dog. Park in NT carpark ( £2 Non members) and walk down steep lane. There is a cafe by carpark but only open weekends in winter. Note, there are no dog bins so please take your poop home.

Date of experience: March 2019

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Spuds1232016

Cardigan, United Kingdom

1913

Reviewed January 10, 2019

Beautiful Beach (but don't tell everyone)

Set within National Trust land, the beach is beautiful. It's about a mile long at low tide, when it's possible to walk to Tresaith, although it may involve a scramble over rocks, and you don't want to get caught on them with the tide coming...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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stuartwhitt

What happens if I take my very well behaved, healthy and friendly dog onto the beach?

July 21, 2019|

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He will have a fabulous time running around and playing in the waves, just remember to pick up and take home any poop

Ray_Travel1986

I'm really wanting to visit this beach with my tien boys. But one is disabled and unable to walk more then 100 meter. As I will be on my own as disable badge holder able to park close to the beach where the turn around point is? Thanks :)

July 29, 2018|

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I think it’s a single yellow line but can’t remember for sure so it’s work drive down to check , but there was a car parked there Hope this helps

Jan W

Why cant the national trust provide better parking so we don't have to walk over hal a mile to get to the beach?

May 27, 2018|

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Thank you. I took my brother there. He's just had an operation and couldn't walk. As it is a temporary health issue we don't have a disabled badge. He really wasn't well enough to walk. Maybe l should have explained this... More