Pembrokeshire beach only accessible from the coastal path

Based in Solva, Haverfordwest, the beach can only be accessed through Pembrokeshire coastal path or with a ten-minute walk along a footpath across nearby fields.

Once close to the beach, you need to go down rocky steps which might prove difficult for those with disabilities or for young children.

Visitors must go down rocky steps to get to the beach. (Image: Dan Soper) However, there are two high cliff tables behind the beach, ideal for admiring the beautiful views and having a picnic.

The golden sand at Musselwick can be seen at low tide, so it is advised to check tide times before visiting, especially if you’re planning to swim in the sea.

Musselwick Beach has two high cliffs perfect for picnics. (Image: Dan Soper) There are no onsite facilities, but Marloes village is close, which consists of a pub, restaurant, café, selection of B&Bs, self-catering accommodation and campsites.

Limited roadside parking is also available near Marloes village for three or four cars.

Musselwick's sandy beach can be seen at low tide. (Image: Google Maps) Furthermore, Musselwick is a drive away from other renowned beaches such as Marloes Sands and St Brides.