Saundersfoot Hotels

The main attraction of Saundersfoot is undoubtedly is its fabulous sandy beach, which is approximately half a mile wide and, despite its popularity, is generally quieter than many other larger seaside resorts in Wales in the high season.

The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

Saundersfoot is part of the 186-mile long Pembrokeshire Coast Path, where hikers can witness some of the most striking coastal scenery in Britain and several photogenic sandy coves. In fact, this coastline has been inhabited since the Neolithic period, and today it is still revered for its thriving bird life and beautiful wild flower displays.

What to see nearby

Visit the Scolton Manor Museum, which is also known as the Pembrokeshire County Museum and showcases the agricultural and cultural history of the area over the years. Take a day trip to Tenby, another beloved Welsh seaside resort that is the home of the renowned Tenby Museum of Art and is adjacent to more than two miles of pristine sandy beaches. If you're a big fan of historic castles, you can also visit Manorbier Castle, which is fewer than ten miles from Saundersfoot and has stood above the Pembrokeshire shore since the Norman era.

Where to stay in Saundersfoot

For excellent value-for-money Saundersfoot hotels, you can book a stay at the Cwmwennol Country House or the Woodlands Hotel, or consider the deluxe St Brides Spa Hotel for outstanding hospitality. Other popular, affordable accommodation establishments in Saundersfoot include the Cliff House Guest House, the Nythfa Guest House, and the Wogan Guest House.

Dining ideas

Treat yourself to some mouthwatering British dishes at the Coast Saundersfoot restaurant, or enjoy some delightful Chinese cuisine at the Dragon Palace. For other delectable British recipes, try the Mulberry restaurant, or choose the Swallow Tree Gardens Restaurant for some fabulous European-themed food to suit all culinary tastes.