Marloes Sands, Wales

Marloes Sands, in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is a fascinating geological location as well as a one-of-a-kind, breathtakingly beautiful beach. The tiny beachfront is lined with very dark, inclined rocks, and the waves are quite magnificent. It is located on the tip of the Pembrokeshire coast (the nearest town is Pembroke) and is surrounded by a large nature reserve, ensuring that it is kept in immaculate condition.

Beautiful, vast area with numerous intriguing rock formations to scramble up or simply enjoy. It's a little out of the way, with a car and a 10-15 minute walk. Come a couple of hours after high tide to obtain a good amount of sand to play on, as well as time to explore the entire (big) beach without fear of being caught. Martin's Haven is a lovely little cliff top stroll.

A visit to Marloes Sands, Wales, is likely to make you feel as if you have entered another universe, due to the sheer beauty of the raw, rocky, and unspoiled scenery, as well as the profusion of species. When you first arrive, you would expect it to be calm and tranquil, but the abundance of life makes it quite the contrary as millions of birds chirp with one another. Visitors may expect to witness a variety of sea life, including as seals and their pups, as well as Puffins, Fulmars, and Shags...