Dale village and beach attract people throughout the year. Its sheltered harbour at the entrance to Milford Haven waterway is a favourite with yachtsmen and windsurfers.

Henry VII landed here to rouse his troops and march to Bosworth in 1485; tourists usually rouse the troops to walk the Coastal Path to beautiful West Dale beach. Marloes village, with its interesting clock tower, 13th-Century church and attractive cottages, is often overlooked by photographers in their haste to film Marloes Sands and the offshore islands of Skomer, Skokholm and Gateholm. St Brides Beach and Martins Haven (departure point for the boats to Skomer) complete this peninsula’s wonderful choice of beaches.