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Cliff walkModerate1-1.5 hours there and back to Waterwynch Bay alone

Pembrokeshire Coast Path to Waterwynch Bay

About 1 mile one way from North Beach to Waterwynch Bay · A steep path down to Waterwynch Bay and back up; no measured elevation figure available elevation

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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs directly through Tenby, and heading north from North Beach for about a mile brings you to Waterwynch Bay, a secluded shingle-and-sand cove that disappears completely at high tide and involves a steep path down and back up. The same path continues on toward Monkstone Point and Saundersfoot for a longer walk (see the Tenby to Saundersfoot trail).

Highlights

  • Waterwynch Bay, a secluded shingle-and-sand cove that disappears completely at high tide
  • About a mile of coast-path walking from North Beach
  • Continues on toward Monkstone Point and Saundersfoot for a longer walk

Tips

  • Involves a steep path down to the bay and back up.
  • Waterwynch Bay disappears completely at high tide.
  • Continue further north toward Monkstone Point and Saundersfoot for a longer walk (see the Tenby to Saundersfoot Coast Path trail).

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