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The county of Monmouthshire (now Newport) is not renowned for its beaches, and these two patches of sand and stones at St Brides Wentlooge are as good as it gets. Bordering the Severn estuary, they're backed by a sea defence wall, and the lower shore is thick, gloopy mud. A P&D car park can be found at the Lighthouse Inn - reached by turning off the B4239 east of the village onto a lane signposted 'St Brides Village Hall'. The sandy bits are about 1000 and 1500 yards west along the coastal path.
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"The Beaches of Wales" is the first complete guide to every beach and cove around the entire coast of Wales. With photos and descriptions of 491 beaches, this is the essential guide for all beach lovers.