Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

186 miles of protected coastal path

Breathtaking scenery

Walks for all ages and abilities

The 186 miles of coastal path has some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Britain. Pembrokeshire boasts some of the best coastal walks in the UK, if not in the World and you can join the coastal path within a 15-minute stroll of your camping pitch or caravan holiday.

There are some wonderful walks to Solva harbour, the Cathedral city of St David’s and beyond.

Gwadn beach in Solva

Solva harbour at low tide

Walkers on the coast path

Wales Coast Path, Pembrokeshire

North Haven Skomer Island

Porthmynawyd beach near Pointz Castle

The route to Porth y Rhaw from Llanungar

Llanungar signposted from the coast path

Coast path approach to Newgale beach

Dog walking at Bosherton Lily Ponds

Bird watching on the coast path at Castlemartin

Barafundle Bay Near Stackpole Quay

Barafundle Bay from above

Abercastle

For more information and maps of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park please take a look at these links:

Ordnance Survey – St David’s to Solva
Pembrokeshire Coast – Upper Solva to Porth Y Rhaw
PCNP – Whitesands to Solva
Visit Pembrokeshire – Solva to Trefin
Visit Pembrokeshire – The Coastal Path

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