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You'll be spoilt for choice for things to do in the area. Stroll around the scenic harbour, watching the boats as they come and go. Crabbing is popular off the harbour wall. Try crazy golf in the ship in the harbour. Pack a picnic and enjoy idyllic beach days on the sun drenched soft, golden sands. Children love splashing in the surf, building sand castles and enjoying delicious ice creams. Beach fun turns an ordinary day into small joyful adventures and unforgettable memories. On the far side of Coppet Hall beach next to Saundersfoot, discover two tunnels and a wide flat path, perfect for pushchairs, which leads to Wiseman's Bridge, a small seaside hamlet with a small rocky cove. Further along the Dram Way takes you inland to the woods at Stepaside, where the remains of the old iron works are located. The colourful, bustling seaside town of Tenby, with several spectacular, sandy beaches, North Beach, South Beach and Castle Beach, is a ten minute drive or for walkers, a four mile walk along the coastal path. Wander the historic, narrow streets to discover many independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Soak up the holiday vibe and dine al fresco on a warm summer's night. Catch a boat from the harbour to visit stunning Caldey Island, where the monks live. Take lunch in the cafe on the island or chose a souvenir in the island shops. Favourites are the chocolate and perfume made on the island. Explore the rock pools at Monkstone Point or for family fun days try Heatherton World of Activities, Folly Farm or Manor Wildlife Park.

Saundersfoot was designated as a conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in 1995. With golden beaches and relaxed seaside atmosphere the village it is a popular holiday destination. Each season brings its own charm, from sunny beach days and memorable trips to watching the crashing wild seas in the winter, frosty beach walks and cosy country pubs. Your perfect coastal escape awaits. After all, life is better by the sea.