Parking
400
Metres
Accessability
Easy
Slope Access
Facilities
Yes
Saundersfoot Harbour
Dog Friendly
Yes
See below
Glen Beach is one of the best beaches for exploring, as it appears to constantly change.
At low tide, it links with Saundersfoot Beach and with a little scramble over rocks to Monkstone Point and Monkstone Beach.
It is best to check our tidal table HERE before a visit, as the beach can become almost entirely submerged at high tide.
The entire beach is backed by low cliffs, which offer plenty to explore.
The cliffs have dense overhanging woodland which has a section of the Pembrokeshire coastal path running through it. The beach offers far-reaching views out over Saundersfoot Bay and down the coast to Monkstone Point. Glen beach faces east and so gets full sun in the morning, but is shaded by the cliffs in the afternoon.
Glen beach is best accessed from Saundersfoot Harbour at low tide. There is an alternative access point if the tide is in from The Glen (What3Words), but you are completely cut off from the rest of the beach until the tide goes out.
There are three coves and plenty of rockpools to explore for wildlife along the entire length of Glen Beach, right up to Monkstone Point where the sea life appears to cling to every rock surface.
Looking for a dog-friendly beach to take your furry friend for a swim? Look no further than the Glen Beach!
This beach is welcoming to dogs all year round, so you can enjoy a refreshing swim with your pup any time of year. Plus, there’s plenty of space for your dog to run and play, so they’ll never get bored. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Glen Beach, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire for some fun in the sun with your four-legged friend!
If you’re heading to Glen Beach for a day of sun, sea and sand, don’t forget to download the Pay by Phone app before you go.
That way, you can top up your parking without having to worry about getting back to your car. And with the app, it’s easy to extend your stay if you want to stay a while longer.
