Can my dog go on Saundersfoot Beach?
Yes, but part of the beach is closed to dogs from 1 May to 30 September.
The rules through the year
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- Dogs allowed
- Part of the beach closed to dogs
| Summer | Part of the beach is closed to dogs from 1 May to 30 September: parts of the beach and the promenade. The zones are shown on signs at the beach and on the council's maps. |
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| Winter | Dogs allowed on the whole beach from 1 October to 30 April. |
| Fine | Fine of up to £500 (the council gives a warning first, and a fixed penalty for repeat offences) |
Where to go instead
Coppet Hall, next door, has only a voluntary dog-free zone.
Dog-friendly places nearby
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Cafe · 0.2 miles
SIP N SEADogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“locals and visitors alike love our relaxed, dog-friendly vibe” Their page
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Cafe · 0.2 miles
MamGu's Kitchen SaundersfootDogs: In the cafe.
“Dogs are welcome at both our cafes.” Their page
Each place says on its own website that dogs are welcome (checked 17 October 2026). Places change their rules, so check with them before you go. Distances are as the crow flies.
On the map
Nearest beaches: Coppet Hall Beach (0.3 miles), Amroth Beach (2.0 miles), Tenby North Beach (2.5 miles).
Where this comes from
These rules are set by Pembrokeshire County Council. Read them at the source: Pembrokeshire County Council dogs on beaches.
Last checked: 17 October 2026. Seen a different sign? Tell us and we will check it.
Common questions
Can I take my dog to Saundersfoot Beach?
Yes, but part of the beach is closed to dogs from 1 May to 30 September. In summer: Part of the beach is closed to dogs from 1 May to 30 September: parts of the beach and the promenade. The zones are shown on signs at the beach and on the council's maps. In winter: Dogs allowed on the whole beach from 1 October to 30 April.
What is the fine for taking a dog on Saundersfoot Beach during the ban?
Pembrokeshire County Council can issue a fine of up to £500 (the council gives a warning first, and a fixed penalty for repeat offences).
Where can I take my dog near Saundersfoot Beach instead?
Coppet Hall, next door, has only a voluntary dog-free zone.