Stackpole Quay is a quiet cove tucked away among the cliffs (Image: Getty Images) Pembrokeshire is known for its incredible beaches, but just a short walk around the coast from the much-loved Barafundle Bay is a small cove which has been described as one of the best places for swimming in the UK. Part of the National Trust-owned Stackpole Estate, Stackpole Quay is a stony shingle beach which is almost completely enveloped by water at high tide. READ MORE 'Hidden' UK beach is like Thailand but only appears for short time each day [INSIGHT] The quay was once used as a harbour when the limestone industry here was booming, but these days it's more frequently visited by those enjoying the National Trust estate.
Given that there are so many golden sand beaches within reach, Stackpole Quay can be notably quieter than its neighbours such as Tenby South Beach or Newgale Beach. "Stackpole Quay Beach is one of the less crowded bays in Pembrokeshire – a welcomed fact for many come the summer months," said Coastal Cottages . "Instead, you’ll find a selection of water adventurers and ramblers exploring this picturesque Pembrokeshire location.
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