
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Follow Wales’ westernmost coast past hidden coves, castle ruins and harbor villages.
- Walking
- 8–16 days

Why the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is one of Britain's finest coastal trails
185 miles of continuous coastline following Wales's only coastal National Park
Seabird colonies along the cliffs, with puffins and seals often visible in spring and summer
Fishing villages like St Davids, Britain's smallest city, and Tenby's colorful harbor
Well-waymarked clifftop paths with frequent short, steep sections
20+ years of self-guided expertise on Wales's coastal trails

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May through September for the best weather and peak seabird activity - puffins are typically visible April-July. April and October suit shorter, quieter sections.
Clifftop paths with frequent short, steep ascents and descents in and out of coves - similar in character to England's South West Coast Path. The trail is well waymarked throughout.
Coastal inns and guesthouses in villages like St Davids, Tenby and Solva, chosen for proximity to the trail and offering sea views where possible.
Yes, your bags will be collected from your accommodation each day and moved onto your overnight accommodation. We ask you to limit your luggage to one bag of up to 18kg/40lbs per person.
It's vital that you adhere to these limits. Heavier bags, or additional items might not be transferred, and you may be charged locally. Airlines may have different allowances, but our luggage handlers do not have the same capacity or equipment, and their health and safety is our priority.
If you currently don’t enjoy an active lifestyle, we suggest regular walking in hilly terrain supplemented by cardiovascular exercise before your walk. A good gym or personal trainer will be able to draw up a personalised training programme.
The route is a mixture of paths, beach walking and clifftop paths. Some of the sections can be rocky and steep as you traverse the cliffs. You will often encounter steps as you ascend and descend between the coves.
This route ranges from easy to strenuous, depending on which itinerary you choose. Each tour variant has a grade, and within that tour individual days may vary in difficulty - some might be a bit tougher or easier than the overall rating suggests.

Hike the Pembrokeshire Coast Path for stunning scenery, charming villages, and abundant wildlife. Discover this top national trail on a self-guided tour today.


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