Explore Britain's only coastal national park — Pembrokeshire Coast

This leisurely loop explores the picturesque scenery around Porthgain. Taking you to the enchanting Blue Lagoon via pretty beaches and crumbling industrial remains, this hike is one that the whole family can enjoy.



Once a hotbed of quarrying and brickmaking, the landscapes around Portgain are today one… read more

This leisurely route explores the spiritual heart of Wales, the city of St David’s, and takes you along a delightful stretch of the Pembrokeshire coastline, part of which is named after his mother, St Non.



St David’s, the smallest city in Britain, is named after the patron saint of Wales, St David, who… read more

With spellbinding views, characterful bays and the chance to observe dolphins and sea birds, this short and sweet loop of Dinas Island packs a lot of interest into a couple of hours.



From the car park, join the Coast Path and hike north past Pwllgwaellod Beach, a little cove of dark sand and shingle looking… read more

Neolithic remains, a craggy hill with breathtaking views and a woodland nature reserve that’s home to rare lichen – this action-packed Tour is great for the family.



From the car park, head straight to admire Pentre Ifan, a 5,000-year-old burial chamber surrounded by the towering Preseli Hills. What you… read more

This Tour explores the enchanting landscapes around Manorbier. Expect idyllic beaches, breathtaking coastal views, neolithic remains, a Norman castle and towing cliffs cut into a ‘church door’ by the power of the sea.



You start in the shadow of Manorbier Castle, a fairytale fortification that occupies… read more

This hike explores the northern tip of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, where wild coastal beauty abounds. Expect golden sands, abundant nature and breathtaking views.



The Tour begins at Poppit Sands, a popular beach with soft sand and rock pools situated at the mouth of the Teifi Estuary. From… read more

This Highlight-filled hike explores the varied and beautiful scenery around Bosherston. Taking you around Stackpole Head and St Govan’s Head, it’s a walk filled with nature, history, intrigue and world-class coastal views.



To begin, you hike around Bosherton’s gorgeous lily ponds, renowned for their… read more

Ancient woodland, picturesque quays, Anglo-Norman architecture, rare wildlife and great food and drink all combine on this hike, which explores the spellbinding countryside around Lawrenny.



Taking you to where the Carew, Cresswell and Daugleddau rivers meet, this inland pocket of the national park certainly… read more

Exhilarating trails atop towering cliffs battered by Atlantic waves, breathtaking views from rugged hillforts and the opportunity to spot wildlife like dolphins, seals, adders and migratory birds – this sensational hike around Strumble Head reveals a wilder side of the Pembrokeshire Coast.



From the car… read more

This hike takes you along a superb section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, from the ancient port town of Newport to the sleepy village of Moylgrove.



From the car park, head north out of Newport, past Carreg Coetan, over the Iron Bridge and turn left immediately onto the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which… read more

This hike explores an iconic stretch of Pembrokeshire coastline, steps into the holy city of St David’s and takes you into the patchwork pastures inland.



From the car park, you immediately step onto the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which you follow for just over 6 miles (10 km). Along this stretch of the… read more

This stunning hike to Wales’ holy city of St David’s would once have formed part of a pilgrimage that was, in the Middle Ages, rivalled only by Rome and Jerusalem.



Whatever your beliefs, this route follows a glorious section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from Newgale to St David's, via the picturesque… read more

If you come to Wales looking for mountain challenges, Pembrokeshire is not usually where you go. However, this route gives you a slice of mountain life – right on the beautiful St David’s Peninsula.



Whilst the highest hill on this route, Carn Llidi, is only 594 feet (181 m) tall, its exquisite formation… read more

This route over the Marloes and Dale peninsulas affords some of the finest walking in Pembrokeshire. You can expect magnificent views of the islands of Skomer, Skokholm and Grassholm, plus the opportunity to see lots of enchanting wildlife.



From Marloes, head west until you reach Musselwick Sands. At… read more

The Preseli Hills rise out of northern Pembrokeshire in stark contrast to the southern lowlands. A wild landscape of moorland, heath and grassland, hiking here makes a pleasant change from the coastal walking the area is renowned for.



While this elongated figure-of-eight circuit looks a little strange… read more