This walk starts at the pretty village of Solva and continues westwards along a wonderful stretch of the coast to Porth Clais before heading inland to finish at Britain’s smallest city, St.David’s. Solva We start the walk at Main street in Lower Solva, which is lined with a variety of independent art shops and colourful …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 22. Solva to St.David’s
This walk starts at the car park just across the road to Nolton Haven beach, joining the coast path to Solva Harbour, a distance of just over 8 miles. Taking in the view at Nolton Haven Beach Before setting off we took time to enjoy the splendid view of the beach. From here the path …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 21. Nolton Haven to Solva Harbour
This circular walk heads north on the coast path from the beachfront at Broad Haven to Nolton Haven, returning to the start via quiet country lanes. Heavy overnight rain had given way to a much fresher day with sun and light cloud cover, very pleasant conditions for a coastal walk in November. We parked near …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 20. Broad Haven to Nolton Haven.
We returned to Marloes in October for our next walk in this series, to continue on the trail northwards to St. Brides Bay. We parked in a lay-by on the quiet country lane which leads from Marloes village towards the coast, fortunately it’s right opposite a gate for the link path which leads along fields …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 19. Marloes to Broad Haven
Walk 18 in this series takes us to the westernmost point in South Pembrokeshire. It was our second walk in September as this time we headed westwards on the coast path around the Marloes Peninsula. Our start point was at Dale Beach Car Park, near the Boathouse Cafe. But it was only the pay and …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 18. Marloes Peninsula
We returned to Pembrokeshire on a fine September day to continue our next stage of the coast path, an 8 mile circular walk of Dale Peninsula. This walk starts at ‘The Gann’, the tidal estuary we had reached on Walk 16 , where at low tide a boardwalk provides a crossing point for about 4 …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 17. Dale Peninsula
Walk 16 starts on the western side of Sandy Haven, our previous walk having reached the eastern side of this tidal inlet. There’s very limited parking on this side of the Haven, a layby on the country lane near Skerryback Farm provides a safe space only a short distance uphill from the lane which leads …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 16. Sandy Haven to The Gann
Our plans to make progress with a series of walks on the Pembrokeshire coast this year were thrown into disarray when the coronavirus / Covid-19 global pandemic resulted in the UK implementing a national lockdown in March 2020. In Wales non-essential travel was limited to 5 miles from a home address and activities such as …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 15. Milford Haven to Sandy Haven
Since starting out on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path in Amroth, experiencing the magnificent scenery along every section of the South Pembrokeshire coastline had become the norm. In the maritime heyday of tall sailing ships the natural deep waterway of Milford Haven was renowned for its scenic beauty and famously described by Lord Nelson as the …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 12. Angle Bay to Pwllcrochan
South Pembrokeshire, Wales, has a rich history and many places of interest worthy of a closer look. One such place is the village of Carew, nestled in rural countryside a few miles east of Pembroke town. Carew is an ideal place to spend a couple of hours to wander and explore. It offers a variety …
Our 11th walk in this series covers the coast path and countryside of the Angle Peninsula in South Pembrokeshire. This walk was completed in Spring 2019 with fine blue sky weather, perfect conditions for a coastal walk. Our start point was the beach car park at West Angle Bay which is situated at the end …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 11. Angle Peninsula & Freshwater West
The coastline between the Green Bridge of Wales and Freshwater West lies within the military training area of Castlemartin Range West. As this area has no public access, the official Wales Coast Path route turns inland at Stack Rocks, missing out the coastline by following the highway lanes to Castlemartin village and onto Freshwater West. …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 10. Castlemartin Range West
This walk includes a visit to the ancient site of St. Govan’s, then westwards across a rugged and wild coastal landscape to the awesome natural rock feature 'The Green Bridge of Wales'. As this area is part of the Ministry Of Defence Castlemartin Range East, access is restricted on military training days and planning a …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 9. St. Govan’s & Green Bridge of Wales
This walk starts from the village of Bosherston, joins the coast path at Broad Haven South and continues on a clifftop walk. The walk can be either a short 4 mile circular, or as an extended 10.25 miles to Stack Rocks (see Walk 9) and returning to Bosherston. Bosherston is a small village with picturesque …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 8. Bosherston and Castlemartin Range East
This 5 miles circular walk starts at the National Trust site at Stackpole Quay. Car parking is available at a cost of £5 or free to Trust members. The first 2 miles of this walk are on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, passing a couple of the finest beaches on the Pembrokeshire coastline, Barafundle and Broad …
Continue reading Pembrokeshire Coast Walk 7. Barafundle Bay & Stackpole Estate
Short Walks & Long Paths 