Beaches In Pembrokeshire -
Penally
At the far end of Tenby South Beach is Penally Beach. It’s more of an extension of South Beach than a separate bay, but it does have a completely different character. This part of the beach isn’t visited very much. A sand and shingle beach, backed by dunes and protected from the wind by the headland of Giltar Point. Walk across the dunes from Penally station to get there, although this path can be closed as it crosses a rifle range.
Awards: Green Coast award. Seaside award
Parking: Nearest parking is at Penally station on the A4139, Pembroke road.
Beach facilities: None
On shore facilities: Nearest facilities are in Tenby. There is a hotel and numerous self catering establishments in Penally
ID: 7161 Revised: 9/3/2009
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