Druidston Haven
Pembrokeshire
Druidston Haven is a beautiful, remote sandy beach accessible via a steep path down the cliffs, with no road access directly to the sand. The beach is wide and sheltered, with dramatic clifftop scenery above. The Druidston Hotel perches on the clifftop and is a legendary destination on the Pembrokeshire coast for its atmosphere and food. The beach is never crowded due to the access.
No PSPO restriction for Druidston Haven. Year-round dog access. The clifftop path approach keeps numbers low.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- Year Round
- Beach Type
- Sand
- Tide Notes
- Wide sandy beach at low tide. Beach reduces at high tide against cliff base.
- Facilities
- Druidston Hotel on clifftop (advance booking required). No beach facilities
- Parking
- Very limited parking at clifftop. Steep path to beach. Access difficult for those with mobility issues
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