With two pubs – both serving food – and a general store which incorporates an off licence and post office, the small picturesque village of Angle is a well served little settlement. Just a five minute walk from the lovely sandy beach of West Angle Bay and with views across the water to St. Ann’s Head, Angle is also perfectly positioned for access to the Pembrokeshire National Park Coastal Path. For those interested in surfing, there is an excellent beach – Freshwater West – within five miles whilst a number of walks throughout the wonderful countryside connect the stunning coastal scenery. A unique sight along this coastline is the curious St. Govan’s Chapel, built right into the rocks, whilst the towns of Tenby and Saundersfoot offer numerous other activities such as museums, craft centres, gardens and mills.
