Saundersfoot beach perfect for ball games at low tide

Coppet Hall consists of a broad area of sand at low tide which is ideal for playing ball games.

And even at high tide, the beach still provides plenty of sand to walk around the area, exploring rock pools while admiring the sea views.

Coppet Hall has plenty of sand for ball games at low tide. (Image: Google Maps) Along the top of the beach, an old tramway runs through tunnels to both the east and west to Wisemans Bridge and Saundersfoot.

Access through the tunnel to Wisemans Bridge is currently closed following a landslip.

There is a large privately run car park next to the beach and there are a range of nearby facilities such as family changing spaces, external beach showers and toilets.

The beach has gorgeous sea views. (Image: Google Maps) Furthermore, on the shoreline, there is Lan-Y-Mor restaurant, a kiosk selling ice cream and a watersports centre where paddleboards, bikes and kayaks can be hired.

Meanwhile, for disabled users, there is a beach wheelchair available to hire and this can be pre booked online.

Coppett Hall was also a winner of the Blue Flag Beach award in 2024, signifying its cleanliness and facilities.

There is a car park next to Coppet Hall beach. (Image: Google Maps)