Amroth is a tiny, friendly village strewn along the seafront and valley-side through the National Trust lands of Colby Woods and Gardens.

The beach, famous for its 7,000-year-old sunken forest and fossil remains, is a hive of modern-day activity and an ideal place for windsurfing, swimming and family beach games. Like so many places in Pembrokeshire, the changing seasons lend the village a new charm and it is an ideal location all year round. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park officially ends at the lovely little-visited Marros Beach.