Sandtop Bay. Caldey Island. A secluded sandy beach on the west side of Caldey Island. There is now a extended coastal path to the south-western side of the island, there is no official access to the beach itself thou. A tranquil paradise.
Sandtop Bay. Caldey Island. A secluded sandy beach on the west side of Caldey Island. There is now a extended coastal path to the south-western side of the island, there is no official access to the beach itself thou. A tranquil paradise.
The Entrance.Lydstep Cavern’s.Pembrokeshire. A Grand entrance to a Cavern/Sea Cave at Lydstep Cavern’s. An image within a photo of surrounding beauty and captivating rock formations. A great area for Abseiling, Orienteering and also Caving. This area can only be reached at low tide so please be carefull.
Sea Cave.Lydstep Cavern. Sea Cave.Lydstep Cavern.Pembrokeshire.Wales. This is a Spectacular Cavern in a secluded Paradise, only to be reached at low-tide. A Sea Cave/Cavern with a secret past, also known as ‘Smuggler’s Cove’. A Tranquil Beauty of the Pembrokeshire Coast.
Lydstep Cavern Beach. Lydstep Cavern Beach, A Sensational Secluded beach, only to be reached at low tide. Also known as “Bay of Caves” with Rock Formations all around.
Lydstep Cavern Beach is one of Tenby,s hidden Magical beaches, with surrounding caves and rock formations all around, a Spectacular beach which is very secluded and can be only reached at low-tide.
This beach is sensational, only to be viewed at it,s highest glory at low tide. Park at lydstep headland car park, walk to the right, follow a small path until you come to a pembrokeshire coast national park gate. Descend the steps and follow the path down, there is a rocky entrance, but well worth […]
Swanlake Bay is not an official naturist beach, but there are some naturists who use it. The bay is best approached from East Moor Farm, where the owners have provided limited car parking with an “Honesty Box”. Go throu the farm and follow the coastal path signs, the bay is relatively isolated but it is […]
This beach is sensational, only to be viewed at it,s highest of glory and at low tide. Park at Lydstep Headland car park, walk to the right and follow a small path until you come to a National Trust gate, descend the steps and follow the path down, there is a rocky entrance, but well worth it […]