Barafundle Bay is one of the beauty spots of South Pembrokeshire. The route to the bay is a cliff-top walk from Stackpole Quay.
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| Barafundel Bay |
’ö-Dzin and I decided to go a walk onto the headland beyond the bay. We left our fellow holiday-makers—our sons, and our younger son’s girlfriend—at the beach. The headland was vibrant with wildlife and we had a wonderful walk. There were many wild flowers, nesting and feeding
razorbills, burrows in the sandy soil near the edge of the cliffs that we assumed was a rabbit warren (though we did not actually see any rabbits), and a herd of wild ponies.
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| Wild flowers. |
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| Wild ponies. |
When we returned to Barafundel Bay beach we discovered that Richard and Steph had built a rather splendid sandcastle.
They were not the only sculptors on the beach however.
After a relaxing and enjoyable visit in lovely weather we walked back to Stackpole Quay for refreshments at the delightful
Boathouse tea rooms.
They were not the only sculptors on the beach however.
After a relaxing and enjoyable visit in lovely weather we walked back to Stackpole Quay for refreshments at the delightful Boathouse tea rooms.
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