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Pembrokeshire Coast Path Map and Itinerary
Below is a brief description of the trail, broken down into the main sections of the walk.
Arriving in Amroth
The closest train station to Amroth is Kilgetty which is just 3 miles away. Please note that Kilgetty is a request stop so you must tell the driver or ticket inspector before you get on. There are regular trains to Kilgetty from Swansea (1 hr 20 mins) and Cardiff (2 hrs 30 mins)
South Section: Amroth to Pembroke—60 Miles
The first section of the walk from Amroth follows undulating paths through a mix of woodland cliff top walking and past sandy coves past the colourful village of Tenby. From here the path follows the coast on to Manorbier Bay and then the welcome sight of Freshwater East. The scenery from here is spectacular passing wonderful sea cliffs with some steep ups and downs. Wonderful award winning beaches and sheltered bays make for great picnic spots on this section. This section is the most popular and busiest section of the path.
Central Section: Pembroke to St Davids—58.5 Miles
The central section of the walk is varied and starts off with walking along wooded banks where you encounter Norman castle remains, it then becomes quite industrial, following power stations and oil refineries until you reach Sandy Haven. From here the walk is back on the coast again with wonderful views to the popular small village of Dale. Little Haven and Broad Haven are welcome stops for walkers with a good number of pubs for a well earned refreshment. The central sections finishes in St Davids, the smallest city in the UK with its wonderful cathedral.
North Section: St Davids to Dogmaels—76 Miles
The North section from St Davids to Dogmaels is the toughest and most demanding section of the path. It starts off winding its way past the beautiful beaches at Whitesands Bay and then as you head further West the scenery becomes wilder and the walking more remote. High cliff paths with wonderful wild flowers and herbs and from Cemaes Head you can look out for Dolphins and Seals below. The last days walk is most definitely the hardest but by the time you get there you will have walked yourself fit and will be ready for the challenge.
Departing St Dogmaels
You can catch the local bus from St Dogmaels to Fishguard and then onward travel from here to Swansea is around 2hrs. If you need to get back to Amroth you will need to catch the bus to Narbeth and then change to Amroth.
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