Pembrokeshire
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The bay faces north-west and is on the Irish Sea. It is a sun trap in the summer, but can be very windy in the winter. Far from being a disadvantage, this wind whips up the sea to make a spectacular scene - but wrap up warm!. A couple of houses are perched right on the edge of the bay, giving the appearance of a set for a movie about 18th century smugglers. The tiny village has a few parking spaces on grass, and public toilets. On approaching the bay, the magnificent St Brides Hall can be seen on the horizon.
HOW TO GET THERESt Brides is down a small road off the B4327 which runs from Haverfordwest to Dale. More about the Dale peninsular
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The Ordnance Survey Guide to Smuggler's Britain
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