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Is Pembroke all abseil in and climb out or are there kiddy friendly venues where the little darlings can frolic in idyllic bliss upon a beach without being in imminent danger of being swept away by a freak wave or rising tide.

Something like 3 Cliffs Bay would of course be ideal.

Any suggestions?

In reply to 5ean:

I'm sure someone better informed than me will be along shortly, but I can't think off the top of my head of an area where you can access the bottom of the routes easily from a nice beach (I've only been twice though).

There are some breathtakingly lovely beaches though for the kids to enjoy while you climb.

In reply to 5ean:
Skrinkle Haven. There is a beach and the routes start off the beach.
http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crag.php?id=787

Also, Stennis head has an easy path down and there are some great routes there.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crag.php?id=429

In reply to 5ean:

My daughter did her first ever outdoor route at Porth Clais - Harbour Crack immediately followed by Red wall. I lowered her down, she climbed up. The deep trench at the back is a great place to sort gear. The seals swimming around the bottom were the icing.
What age yours? Jess was 8.
Chris

In reply to 5ean:

A few things on west side of Caerfai beach.

In reply to cwarby:

Plenty of places where I would take a child to climb but nowhere I can think of that combines decent climbing with a holiday-beach set up.