The Pembrokeshire Coast Path
The Pembrokeshire coast path covers 186 miles, view our interactive coastal path map and plan your walking journey.
Walking in Pembrokeshire, Wales | Walking Holidays & Hiking
The 186 mile or 299km Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a strenuous undertaking if you want to complete it from start to finish – you’ll need 10 to 15 days. But most people walk a section at a time always vowing to return and complete the whole path.
Newport to St Dogmaels on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
This is a long and challenging walk in wild surroundings but so worth it. This stretch of the Pembrokeshire coast path is a taxing one but walkers are amply rewarded for their efforts by continuous contact with wild and beautiful cliff scenery.
Caerfai to Whitesands on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
From the beachhead, at Caerfai the Coast path winds its way around St Nons Bay and past the chapel dedicated to St Non, the mother of St Davids, Wales’ patron saint. As you walk towards the small inlet at Porth Clais keep an eye open for adventurers; kayakers, climbers, and coasteerers throwing themselves off the cliffs.
Pembrokeshire Walks - Dale to Marloes - Visit Pembrokeshire
Laid out gloriously below the coast path, Marloes Sands is what gold dust would look like if sprinkled at the edge of the world. Toothy rocks frame the beach open-mouthed, yawning to the sky. It is, quite simply, one of the finest beaches in Britain.
Angle to Pembroke on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
This stage is easy walking and mostly on the flat. From Angle the path skirts East Angle Bay, numerous estuarine inlets and sheltered bays which are a haven for wildlife, so pack binoculars and a bird book.
Martins Haven to Nolton Haven on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
It’s a relatively easy walk to start with, as there’s very little change in elevation until you pass Little Haven – it gets a bit more strenuous after. If the tide is well out then its possible to walk from Little Haven to Broad Haven along the beach cutting out the steep hill.
Amroth to Lystep on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
At very low tide you can walk all the way from Amroth to Saundersfoot along the beach to see interesting exposed geology, including coal measures. Enjoy the woodland section that takes you around Giltar Point between Saundersfoot and Tenby, as …
Trefin to Strumble on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Head out on the Coast Path as it winds its way around high cliffs to the quaint little cove at Abercastle. Just before you reach the beach, take a short inland detour to see Carreg Samson, an exposed burial chamber with an enormous capstone. …
Milford Haven to Dale on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
A comparatively easy walk without any serious gradients. This stage takes you past the industrial heart of Pembrokeshire as the Coast Path skirts the LNG refinery before heading back out to the countryside.