Where Is Saundersfoot?

Saundersfoot is a popular fishing village and seaside resort in Pembrokeshire, Wales which attracts many visitors each year. Located at the foot of a picturesque wooded valley its appeal is due to the superb sandy beaches and the attractive harbour, which provide great opportunities for watersports, beach games and fishing. Saundersfoot also provides easy access to Amroth where the beach is the starting point of the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Nearby is Colby Woodland Gardens, owned by The National Trust. Celts came to the area in the iron Age and from them developed the Welsh people who ere the main inhabitants until the Middle Ages. The Normans invaded England in 1066. A whole generation later they penetrated this area, and it became part of the Earldom of Pembroke. The forest of Coedrath, which extended over much of the land between Tenby and Amroth, was preserved by the Earls of Pembroke for the use of the Castle of Pembroke and their other demesne properties, and the repair of their mills.
In present times, Saundersfoot has a good selection of shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs and amenities. There are many local activities for families, such as the Dinosaur Park and Folly Farm. During the evening, Saundersfoot also has a lot to offer, with its pubs, restaurants and nightclub.

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