Goodwick Beach - West Wales Holiday Cottages

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https://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/beaches/goodwick-sands

Goodwick Beach which is close to the Fishguard Ferry terminal is a mix of sand and pebbles with a series of wooden groynes and a sea wall formed by boulders. Walk along the promenade above the top of the beach or on the long breakwater which protects the bay. Wildlife is rather popular at Goodwick Beach, with seals, dolphins and basking sharks sometimes being seen in the water around the harbour.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes through Goodwick, heading north to Fishguard and Newport and south to Strumble Head.

Dog restrictions apply from 1st May to 30th September on the northern end of the beach.

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Take a look at our wonderful holiday cottages in Goodwick.

Patio with picnic bench, small table and 2 chairs outside Carni Lodge

Bedroom at Carni Lodge

Kitchen at Carni Lodge with sink, cooker, window

Carni Lodge

Goodwick, Pembrokeshire

Green painted exterior walls. Low stone walled path leading to front door

Double bed with traditional Welsh blanket and chest of drawers under the window

Vintage kitchen wall and base cupboards in grey

Salem

Goodwick, Pembrokeshire

Close to coast path

Outside of the front of Trevone, paved area, bush and trees in pots either side of the door

Double bed with chest of drawers, beside tables and lamps

Kitchen cabinets with chair by breakfast bar

Trevone

Goodwick, Pembrokeshire

Featured Property

Two comfortable chairs in front of a large window with views over the harbour

Double bed with bedside tables and lamps

Double bed with blue scatter cushions

Seasidesteps

Goodwick, Pembrokeshire

Front of the property with a retractable wooden gate and brick wall around the perimeter.

Outdoor table and chairs on the balcony with views looking over neighbouring properties.

Master bedroom with double bed, desk, armchair, side tables and lamps.

Harbour View

Goodwick, Pembrokeshire