Hundleton sits directly on the route of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This is the only coastal National Park in Britain and as can be expected boasts a variety of spectacular beaches and breathtaking scenery. The coast path, beaches and nearby woodlands provide excellent opportunity for recreational walking or more strenuous trekking. There are also opportunities for fishing, canoeing, surfing, cycling, shooting as well as sight seeing and relaxing.The award winning Barafundle Bay is only 4 miles away and is a gorgeous sheltered sandy cove, voted as one of the great 10 beaches in the world. It can only be accessed by a 15 minute walk or by boat or kayak which further adds to its appeal as it is invaribly retains an exclusive feel and is never really busy.Freshwater East, Manorbier... more

Hundleton sits directly on the route of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This is the only coastal National Park in Britain and as can be expected boasts a variety of spectacular beaches and breathtaking scenery. The coast path, beaches and nearby woodlands provide excellent opportunity for recreational walking or more strenuous trekking. There are also opportunities for fishing, canoeing, surfing, cycling, shooting as well as sight seeing and relaxing.The award winning Barafundle Bay is only 4 miles away and is a gorgeous sheltered sandy cove, voted as one of the great 10 beaches in the world. It can only be accessed by a 15 minute walk or by boat or kayak which further adds to its appeal as it is invaribly retains an exclusive feel and is never really busy.Freshwater East, Manorbier and Angle are all within a 6 mile radius whilst the more rugged Freshwater West (our main photograph) is only 5 miles away. Freshwater West is a world famous surf beach and the setting for the latest Harry Potter film and Robin Hood. All of these beaches are prized for their surf and are great places to visit all year round, becoming less busy and walker and dog friendly as children return to school.

Pembroke boasts a variety of spectacular beaches and breathtaking scenery. The coast path, beaches and nearby woodlands provide excellent opportunity for recreational walking or more strenuous trekking. There are also opportunities for fishing, canoeing, surfing, cycling, shooting as well as sight seeing and relaxing.The award winning Barafundle Bay is only 4 miles away and is a gorgeous sheltered sandy cove, voted as one of the great 10 beaches in the world. It can only be accessed by a 15 minute walk or by boat or kayak. A car is recommended but there is also the Coastal Hopper, a local bus service that provides easy access across the county.