Stackpole Estate

Another cloudy star to the day and yes, you guessed it, by the time we were ready to go out, the drizzle had returned.

We drove about 12 miles to the Stackpole Estate. Stackpole is a former grand estate stretching down to some of the most beautiful coastline in Wales. Today it’s a Nature Reserve recognised for it’s abundant wildlife.

We parked up and walked over the 8 arch bridge, down to Stackpole Quay, one of the smallest quay’s in Wales. We stopped at the National Trust Café for the traditional Cuppa and bag of crisps.

Then we walked across The lovely sandy Barafundle beach and followed the footpath  back across the 8 arch bridge and up to and across the 1 arch bridge.

We then walked back to the car and drove down to Broadhaven South beach for a quick look. 

Another lovely Sandy beach. Then we drove back to the caravan fir tea and a relaxing evening. The drizzle came back in the evening, and it did rain heavily in the night.