Saundersfoot & nearby villages The villages surrounding Saundersfoot have developed through tourism to offer a fascinating array of potters, artists, glassblowers and other attractions like Folly Farm.

The beach, harbour and pretty village of Saundersfoot are understandably popular with visitors to the area. Its origins, however, lie in the industrial history of the County. The village first developed to serve the long-gone coal mining activity when small steam trains brought the coal onto the harbour wall from where it was shipped in coastal colliers.

The tunnelled headlands now form part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The summer months offer lots of activity and nightlife, but this lovely village with its south-facing banks and beautiful harbour should not be forgotten out of season. Mild winters and empty beaches make for a good winter break.