Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales
On a sunny day, Whitesands fully justifies its reputation as one of the UK's finest beaches. Famed for its sunsets, when the fiery reflections only accentuate the golden colour of the sand, and renowned as one of the top surf spots in Pembrokeshire, it offers ample space for families and a convenient sliding scale of surfing difficulty - the experienced will find the best waves off the headland on the right of the beach, novices should stick to the left. For more information, to check our availability and to book online please visit our website Set back from the sands and just beyond the sea-front golf course, ‘Dunes, a relatively new campsite that opened back in 2017, is the ideal, camping meadow for basing your Whitesands break. There are just 10 hideaway and 13 huge private meadow camping pitches on offer, hewn into heathery thicket and grasslands, each with its own picnic table and fire-pit. While the place has a thoroughly laid-back feel - there are first class clean modern facilities - there are flushing toilets, hot showers, each pitch has a shelf in a fridge and freezer space for icepacks and charging points for mobile phones. Clever touches like the hot outdoor shower for rinsing off after the beach, show great attention to detail, while the semi-wilderness of the meadow itself lends the campsite to parents who dont mind their children getting grass stains on their knees and molten marshmallows stuck in their woolly jumpers. If youre not at the beach, its just over a mile to the smallest city in Britain, where you can explore the cathedral that gives St Davids its city status and duck in and out of the various cafes and galleries. Or, stay on the coast and hop from cove to cove and bay to bay, taking in the other Pembrokeshire pleasures - Druidstone Beach, Newgale Beach, Caerfai Bay, Little Haven, St Nons Bay, Marloes Beah… the list goes on. And thats before youve even considered a ferry out to the islands!
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