Nestled along the south coast of Pembrokeshire, just 7 miles east of Tenby, lies the charming village of Amroth—a coastal haven brimming with natural wonders and rich history.
At the cusp of the renowned 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Amroth welcomes adventurers to embark on a journey of discovery, where every step reveals breathtaking vistas and hidden treasures. Witness the mesmerizing sight of the petrified drowned forest, an ancient relic dating back to the last ice age, revealed at low tide, its ghostly tree stumps emerging from the sand as silent witnesses to the passage of time.
Conveniently connected by coastal bus service number 351 and with railway stations in nearby Tenby and Saundersfoot, Amroth offers easy access to explore the region’s enchanting landscapes and historic landmarks.
Once a bustling anthracite coal mining area in the 19th century, Amroth’s rich industrial heritage echoes through the ages. From ironstone and stone quarrying to traditional fishing, the village’s past is woven into the fabric of its seaside charm.
Amroth’s wide, south-facing sandy beach beckons visitors to bask in the sun-drenched shores, perfect for windsurfing, swimming, and family beach games. As the southern gateway to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Amroth invites hikers to embark on an unforgettable journey along its rugged coastline, while low tides offer the opportunity for a leisurely stroll to neighboring Saundersfoot.
Adjacent to the village lies the tranquil oasis of the National Trust’s Colby Woodland Gardens, a verdant sanctuary bursting with seasonal blooms and enchanting woodland trails. From open-air theatre performances to family events, the gardens offer a delightful retreat for nature enthusiasts and culture seekers alike.
Quench your thirst and satisfy your cravings at The New Inn, a charming 16th-century family-run pub nestled behind Amroth beach, where homemade delights and local fresh fish await. Explore the heart of the village, where traditional pubs, a village shop, and a cozy cafe welcome weary travelers with warm hospitality and authentic Welsh charm.
Whether you seek adventure along the rugged coastline, tranquility amidst nature’s embrace, or a taste of local culture and cuisine, Amroth invites you to experience the magic of Pembrokeshire’s coastal paradise.