This incredible hidden beach that looks like a movie set is only 15 minutes away from a popular British seaside town and is the perfect place for a summer day of exploration. Nestled along the picturesque Pembrokeshire coastline in Wales, hidden gem Church Doors Cove is a small beach framed by colossal cliffs, offering stunning natural beauty and a sense of serenity. Located just a short drive from the popular seaside town of Tenby, this enchanting and lesser-known spot is perfect for those looking to for an in-country escape this summer and an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature.
Church Doors Cove is renowned for its striking natural rock formations, particularly the towering arched cliffs that resemble grand cathedral doors. These impressive natural structures give the cove its unique name and provide a breath-taking backdrop for visitors. The most iconic feature is the massive natural doorway carved into the cliffs by centuries of coastal erosion.
This dramatic archway, standing at an impressive height, frames the sky and sea beyond, creating a captivating and almost mystical scene that is a favourite subject for photographers and artists alike. Church Doors Cove is famous for its remarkable natural rock formations and cliff faces ( Image: Getty Images) Only accessible at certain times of the day when the tide is low, the rocky beach reveals a sandy stretch dotted with rock pools teeming with marine life. Exploring these pools is a delight for both children and adu.
