Beaches

The safe, sandy beach of Broad Haven at the bottom end of the valley can be reached via the Woodland Walk - a 20 minute stroll through superb, broad-leaved woodland that provides sanctuary for many species of birds. It is also of botanical interest with carpets of wild flowers from spring through to autumn.

For the not so energetic the beach is less than five minutes drive by road.

The famous Pembrokeshire Coast Long Distance Footpath is within 10 minutes walk from Timber Hill. This Path skirts the entire 168 miles of spectacular Pembrokeshire coastline from Poppit in the north to Amroth in the south. Broad Haven is situated roughly midway between the two in St Brides Bay.

Other popular beaches within the Bay are Druidstone, Nolton and the vast expanse of Newgale Sands, famous for surfing, windsurfing and land yachting.

Nearby Little Haven is a picturesque cove-side village with a good choice of friendly inns and restaurants. Freshly caught mackerel, crabs and lobsters can be bought most days during the summer months.

This superb coastline and the quieter stretches of the Milford Haven Waterway cater well for boating, sailing, surfing, board sailing, water skiing, fishing, skin-diving and swimming.