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North-east wind is the offshore side and west-southwest swell is the preferred angle.
Caerfai Bay is a steep Pembrokeshire cove below St Davids, with a sandy beach that appears at low tide and a surf identity that feels as much about the setting as the wave. It is a small, scenic west Wales check where the cliffs, steps, and low-key crowding keep the atmosphere distinct from the bigger nearby bays. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Caerfai Bay in Wales - Pembrokeshire.
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North-east wind is the offshore side and west-southwest swell is the preferred angle.
The bay has close-in rock edges and steps down to the beach, crowds are usually not a problem, and the low-tide access/read matters more than chasing a perfect forecast score.
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