Broad Haven

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The cliffs that surround Broad Haven tumble down either side of the beach to provide a multitude of rock pools. There are some impressive stacks and geological attractions, including Den’s Door to the north of the beach. This rock has two arches at its base, which you can go through at low tide. This is opposite the ‘Sleek Stone’ - often known as the ‘Whaleback’ given its similarity to a large whale.

The Coast Path, as ever, arrives at on end of the resort and leaves at the other. This means that you can walk to and from the beach easily. The path is gentle in and around the beach meaning that it’s as attractive to those wishing to stroll as it is to those wanting a hardier walk.

Facilities

The village of Broad Haven has a number of facilities that help make this beach popular with visitors. There are places to eat and drink, two main car parks and a village store. It provides plenty of opportunities to make Broad Haven a stop for the day.

Car Parking

The North car park is pay and display between 15th of March and the 7th November - SA62 3JH.
The South Car park (Marine Road) is pay and display - SA62 3JR

Toilets

There are two lots of public toilets. Broad Haven North is open 24hrs a day between April and October. They are closed between November and the February half term. They have disabled but not baby changing facilities. The Broad Haven South toilets are open from 7am – 9pm from April to October and 7am – 6pm other times. There is a charge of 40p for these toilets. These have baby changing and disabled facilities.

Easy Access?

Access to the beach is by both steps and a ramp. There is also a level promenade with views out across the beach.

Dog Restrictions

Dogs are not permitted on the northern third of the beach during high season, 1st May to 30th September.