Solva Harbour Car Park

The only car park in Solva, council run with ticket machines. Accepts online payments with a parking app 'Pay By Phone'.There are free public toilets in the car park, with Radar key accessed disabled toilets.The car park used to be manned and it's a real shame the attendant is no more - he kept the car park ticking along and was also a fountain of knowledge for visitors to the area - a one person tourist information officer!Solva is small and the card park can get full pretty quickly in season. The village does not lend itself to parking anywhere else, as the main road runs through it and side roads are very narrow, so the car park is it.Well worth a visit, especially at low tide, when you can walk across the sand and rocks in the harbour, out to the harbour mouth.

Parked here for a kayak fishing trip out of the harbour to the green scar island, an amazing place, so peaceful,£5 to park all day but less for a shorter stay. Toilets here too. Parking is cash or via the paybyphone app although there is a free ticket for 30 mins from the machine...

Perfect place to start exploring Solva and the surrounding area. Take a walk out to the promontory along the coastal path from here, or as we did - launch your canoe from the slipway right off the carpark. If you don't wish to go far, there's a large picnic area with tables alongside the water's edge with views out along the steep sided bay.Very pretty coastline around here with plenty of sea caves and inlets to explore. We spent a great afternoon heading West meandering towards The Cradle rocks.

Great car park right by the harbour. £5 all day with lower cost options for less time.We arrived early (9.30am) and it was quiet. It did get busy though and people were hunting for spaces by the time we left at 1pm on a Friday not in the school holidays

Great spot for a nice swim in the harbour, and a nice walk, also some nice shops and a pub for a nice meal

Solva is a picturesque harbour town. It has car park and toilet facilities. From the car park there is a small bridge allowing pedestrian access to the opposite side of the inlet. When the tide is out there is access to a small beach with beautiful views of the harbour. It is ideal for kayaking and paddle boarding, easily accessible from two slipways.

One of my favourite places in the UK, such a beautiful, quiet place, even when it's busy. A lovely place to explore for children and adults alike. We ALWAYS make time to visit Solva when we are in Pembrokeshire and cannot wait to be back next year

Great place to explore and even try the coastal path. Visited St. Non's chapel, retreat and well. Pay and Display Car park has toilets.

Only car park in the village to leave the car to explore the village, harbour and coast path. Adequate toilet facilities. First time visiting Solva, and we'll be back again.

Solva is an incredibly beautiful spot. Car parking can be tricky in spring and summer months, especially on a sunny day so please be prepared for this. Toilets at the carpark. Bring change for the carpark. Excellent for a leisurely stroll, or a big hike along the coast line. I think high tide looks the prettiest, but at low tide it’s perfect for kayaking, swimming and body boarding if you walk along the sand past the boats to a beautiful little cove. Couple of pubs to grab a drink and food, and lovely village full of character with a gift shop.