St Bridget's Church

Impressive church with a history.

It’s a nice little bay, but there isn’t a great deal here. Obviously you have the coastal path which gives nice views, but we didn’t have too much time here to walk that far.

If your into sea kayaking, this looked like a good place to go

Stunning location on the cove of St Brides, where confusingly for some you can look out over the whole of St Brides bay.
Fairly shallow waters even at high tide and very safe for children at half tides.
Keep a sharp look out for the razorbills who give spectacular displays of underwater swimming whilst hunting through the perfectly clear waters. You may have to scramble over the rocks to get a better view of them at times.

A quiet restful corner adjacent to St Brides Castle and St Brides beach. Reading the graves is like taking a trip into the past. With one grave holding the body of a DDay soldier. A fine resting place for this Officer.

A beautiful church building, with many Celtic crosses in its grave yard. A very quiet and secluded spot.

Lovely church on the coastal path near St Brides Castle and St Brides beach.

Beautiful only way to describe.

Beautiful place to visit. The view over the fields towards the elegant mansion appeals to all senses. A little bay sizzles with small fish and other sea creatures. The Church itself has a warm feeling about it. Definitely very old and significant place of worship. One can experience sends of peace and blessing inside. Wooden beams and pews create a solemn atmosphere. It would be possible to get lost in time inside the Church; the energy is flowing there and upon leaving the place one feels recharged.