All of Pembrokeshire’s beaches, over 50, welcome dogs. You can choose from wide expanses of golden sand such as Marloes or secluded bays such as Broad Haven south or Barafundle. During the height of summer, 1st May to the end of September, some of the more popular bathing beaches have dog restrictions. (Poppit, Whitesands, Newgale, Broad Haven, Dale, Lydstep, Tenby Castle, Tenby Harbour, Tenby South and Tenby North, Saundersfoot and Amroth). Whitesands and Tenby North and Harbour have a total ban on dogs in the summer. All the other restricted beaches have areas where you can take a dog.
There are notice boards on all of the dog restricted beaches above, with full details of the byelaws and maps of the restricted areas. During the summer months there are signs out on the beach, which identify the start and end of a dog restriction area.
This still allows you access to miles and miles of beach on which your dog can run, with spring and autumn being ideal times to come on holiday, when the beaches are less crowded. Pembrokeshire welcomes your best friend, but please be considerate to other beach users and remember you must always clean up after your dog.