Broad Haven

Broad Haven (Welsh: Aberllydan) is a seaside village with a safe, sandy Blue Flag beach on the west coast of Pembrokeshire in west Wales. It is located within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and on the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path the and 870 mile Wales Coast Path. It is a base for walkers, wind surfers, all water sports, bird watching and geology.

Understand

Broad Haven and Little Haven together form the Havens community.

Get in

By car

From Haverfordwest 6 miles along the B4341, or 6.5 miles from Milford Haven via Herbrandston.

By Bus

Broad Haven is accessible by bus (route 311) from Haverfordwest. A group of coastal buses operate along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. These enable walkers to join and leave at various points along the 186 miles of the path and return to their starting point.

See

🌍 Little and Broad Haven Lifeboat Station. With souvenir shop (updated Feb 2016)

Do

🌍 Broad Haven North beach. Blue Flag beach

Buy

Broad Haven, 35 Enfield Road, ☎ +44 1437 781974. The local convenience store and post office stocks most essentials. There are a few gift shops and a watersports shop where equipment can be hired

Eat

🌍 Galleon Inn, 35a Enfield Road, ☎ +44 1437 781157.

Drink

🌍 The Ocean Cafe Bar & Restaurant, Saint Brides Bay View, Enfield Road (seafront), ☎ +44 1437 781882, e-mail: info@oceancafebarandrestaurant.co.uk.

Sleep

There are a number of guest houses in and around the village.

🌍 YHA Broad Haven, ☎ +44 1437 781688.
🌍 Anchor Guest House, Enfield Road (seafront), ☎ +44 1437 781476.

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