Places to explore near Manorbier StationManorbier

Seaside village with a sandy cove and medieval castle on the south Pembrokeshire coast.

1.8 km S · Pembrokeshire

Walk the outline of a whole nation — 870 miles of cliff, estuary and beach from Chepstow round to Queensferry.

2 km SW · spans 16 counties

Wales's first National Trail, 186 miles of cliff, cove and estuary from St Dogmaels to Amroth.

2 km SW · Pembrokeshire

Sandy surfing bay ringed by dunes and cliffs below Manorbier Castle.

2.2 km SW

Small cove near Skrinkle Haven framed by an arched, door-shaped opening in the cliffs.

2.3 km SE

Secluded twin cove reached by steep steps near Manorbier, alongside Church Doors Cove.

2.3 km SE

Small island beside Caldey holding Wales's largest cormorant colony and other cliff-nesting seabirds, seen on cruises from Tenby

5.3 km E

Dune-backed sandy bay on the south Pembrokeshire coast, quieter than its western namesake.

5.5 km W

Tenby's largest beach, a broad stretch of golden sand with views to Caldey Island.

5.5 km E

Monastery island off Tenby, with Cistercian monks, a medieval priory, a small village, a lighthouse and sandy Priory Bay

6 km E

Walled Victorian seaside resort with pastel harbour houses, three sandy beaches and views to Caldey Island.

6.2 km E · Pembrokeshire

Sandy beach below the town promenade, dotted with rock pools and the landmark Goscar Rock.

6.4 km E

Cove beach between Castle Hill and the East Cliff at Tenby, voted the UK's best beach in 2019.

6.8 km E

Tidal rock off Tenby's Castle Beach topped by a Victorian fort, open for visits in summer when the tide allows

6.9 km E

Tiny limestone harbour on the National Trust's Stackpole estate, start of the walk to Barafundle.

8.5 km SW

Secluded sandy beach between Saundersfoot and Tenby, reached only on foot.

8.7 km NE

Sheltered sandy beach beside the harbour at Saundersfoot, a former coal-export village.

8.9 km NE

Curved beach of golden sand backed by dunes, reached by a cliff walk from Stackpole Quay.

9 km SW

Great round-keep castle, Henry VII's birthplace.

9.1 km W

Lily ponds meeting the sea at Broad Haven South.

10 km W

Inland village of pretty cottages near Tenby, noted for a rare Flemish round chimney.

2 km NE · Pembrokeshire

A National Trust place in Pembrokeshire.

2.2 km S

A National Trust place in Pembrokeshire.

2.7 km SE

Thirty-five acres of gardens and arboretum around a medieval castle above the Carew river.

7.2 km NW

Seaside village and former coal port with a harbour and beaches, a short drive north of Tenby.

8.5 km NE · Pembrokeshire