Strumble Head
UK-264 · Pembrokeshire, Wales
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A dramatic, rocky Pembrokeshire headland, not a sandy beach, featuring a famous automated coastal lighthouse. The headland hosted a critical WWII experimental radar station (Pant y Beudy) used to develop air-to-sea radar systems to hunt German U-boats.
Accessible via very narrow, single-track country lanes with limited passing places. Excellent access via the Wales Coast Path. However, there is strictly no public access across the suspension bridge to the lighthouse island itself. Car parking.
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