Stays in Saundersfoot
Saundersfoot is a seaside village on the Pembrokeshire coast in southwest Wales. It grew around a coal port in the 19th century, and its harbour and sandy beach remain the focal points. The village sits at the eastern end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, a long-distance walking route, and is close…
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About Saundersfoot
The beach is the main draw, with clean sand and shallow water at low tide. The harbour shelters small boats, and the waterfront has pubs, cafes and shops. Saundersfoot is also a base for exploring nearby attractions like Folly Farm, Heatherton World of Activities and the historic town of Tenby, which is a short drive or train ride away.
The village has a permanent population of a few thousand, which swells in summer. Accommodation ranges from large hotels to self-catering apartments and caravan parks. With six hotels listed on our site, including several five-star and four-star options, visitors can find places to stay that suit different needs.
Where to stay in Saundersfoot
Saundersfoot village centre. Staying in the centre puts you within walking distance of the beach, harbour and most restaurants and shops.
The Strand and harbour area. This area runs along the waterfront and offers easy access to the beach and coastal path.
Wooden and Coppet Hall. These neighbouring spots to the north of the village have their own beach access and are quieter, yet still close to Saundersfoot's amenities.
Getting there and around
Saundersfoot is in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. The nearest mainline railway station is Saundersfoot, on the Pembroke Dock line, with direct services from Carmarthen and Pembroke Dock. By road, the village is just off the A478, about 10 minutes from Tenby and 20 minutes from Carmarthen. Bus services connect Saundersfoot with Tenby and other local towns. Once in the village, most attractions are within walking distance, but a car is useful for exploring the wider area. Parking can be limited in peak season.
When to go
The best time to visit Saundersfoot is between late spring and early autumn, when the weather is mildest and the beach is at its best. July and August are the warmest and busiest months, with school holidays bringing more visitors. May, June and September often offer quieter conditions and still pleasant temperatures. Winter is quieter, with some seasonal businesses closed, but the coastal scenery remains accessible.
Questions, answered
Is Saundersfoot a good base for exploring Pembrokeshire?
Yes, Saundersfoot is well placed for visiting Tenby, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and attractions like Folly Farm. The coastal path and local bus routes make it easy to get around without a car.
Does Saundersfoot have a beach?
Yes, Saundersfoot has a sandy beach next to the harbour. It is cleaned regularly and has shallow water, making it suitable for families.
How do I get to Saundersfoot without a car?
Saundersfoot has its own railway station on the Pembroke Dock line, with connections from Carmarthen and other towns. Local buses also link the village with Tenby and nearby areas.
What is there to do in Saundersfoot?
Visitors can enjoy the beach, walk sections of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, visit the harbour and explore the village's shops and cafes. Nearby, there are family attractions and historic sites.
Are there places to eat in Saundersfoot?
Yes, the village has a range of pubs, cafes and restaurants, many concentrated near the harbour and along the main street. Options include seafood and traditional Welsh dishes.