Skrinkle Beach in Manorbier on the Pembrokeshire Coast in Wales - June 2024 

Muchas gracias 🙂

And the way down is still dodgy! 😊

We are lucky having that in our own back yard and its often quite quiet - and even quieter in Novemember!

@paulmanorbier It's beautiful, I'll touch myself away and would even leave a crumb. Have cold sea swim😂 and scream like girl😁 I'm pretty good with cold water. Thanks for this video. Straight away I thought I've got to go here.😉👍

Skrinkle Beach is lovely - gets the morning sun too. There's also Swanlake Beach on the West side of Manorbier - a little more remote and wild. Just be sure the tides are neap (not a very big range, so the sea doesn't come to the top of the beach! This is usually when the high water is closer to 1 o'clock. Theres also a flat area at Manorbier Beach where you can pitch a tent, but there are more passers by there. The sea should still be warm-ish in November too

@@paulmanorbier That's brilliant. Thanks Paul. Really appreciate it👍

Thanks. It does get busier there at the weekends, but I like it better this way

Thanks Bob - It does look like Lindsway, which I hope to be walking past (or even down to) in the next couple of weeks

@@paulmanorbier The Last time I went to Lindsway the steep track down to it was very overgrown, so hope you can get down to it, was'nt there a story at one time that Royalty once had a picnic on the beach?. Regards Bob

Yes, apparently the current King Charles - came into the Haven with Queen Elizabeth 2nd on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Before attending whatever the event was, Prince Charles and Princess Anne were taken ashore at Lindsway to spend some time on the beach, and that would be his first steps on land in Wales, before later becoming the Prince of Wales - so I was told. So if I get down to the beach I'd better take a right royal picnic!