Nestled in St Bride’s Bay, Newgale is a mere six miles away from the bustling town of Haverfordwest, and is the perfect place to come if you’re in search of great watersporting facilities and beautiful coastal scenery, clean beaches, remarkable coastal hill walks.

Having been awarded a coveted European Blue Flag, Newgale’s beach has been internationally recognized as one of the cleanest and best-equipped in Europe, and is a testament to the environmental state of the area and the proactive involvement of its inhabitants.

Backed by a large pebble storm wall, the beach sits right next to the village, and stretching three miles down the coast of Pembrokeshire, it provides excellent surfing conditions for beginners. It’s also very popular with those holidaymakers who enjoy a spot of canoeing, kayaking, bodyboarding, abseiling, kitesurfing and windsurfing… In fact, when it comes to watersports, you name it, Newgale can cater to it.

The surrounding area is easily accessible by road, and there are a wide selection of surrounding villages and landscapes that are well worth a visit.

Just under two miles from Newgale lies the village of Roch. Home to its very own eleventh-century castle which still today dominates the Pembrokeshire skyline for 20 miles, the picturesque village of Roch provides an interesting excursion for a break from the action.