#84 of 300 · Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
United KingdomWales (Pembrokeshire)
A National Trail following almost the entire Pembrokeshire coast past sea cliffs, sandy bays, seabird islands and the tiny cathedral city of St Davids; frequent steep climbs in and out of coves add up to far more ascent than its low height suggests.
- Distance
- 299 km
- Point to point
- Ascent
- 10,700 m
- High point 175 m
- Time
- 14 days
- Multi-day trek
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Sustained climbing or a long day, no exposure.
- Best months
- Apr–Oct
- When the route is usually in condition
- Start
- St Dogmaels
- Finish: Amroth
Route
- St Dogmaels
- Newport
- Fishguard
- Strumble Head
- St Non's Bay (St Davids)
- Solva
- Newgale
- Broad Haven
- Marloes Sands
- Dale
- Milford Haven
- Pembroke Dock
- Pembroke
- Angle
- Broad Haven South (Bosherston)
- Manorbier
- Tenby
- Saundersfoot
- Amroth
Wildlife along the route
This hike hasn't been surveyed yet. Its species list is built from iNaturalist records around the route by the survey script — see how the data is made.