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Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

 

Pembrokeshire is the only coastal National Park in Britain and has so much to offer its visitors. Although one of the smallest of the UK's National Parks, it certainly makes up for this with its dramatic coastal scenery. Our seaward boundary here at Swallow Tree allows for direct access to the 186-mile coastal path, a haven for anyone who enjoys breathtaking views, walking and wildlife. Invigorating and grounding, where the land meets our seas.

 

Opened in 1970, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers superb walking with some of the most breath-taking coastal scenery in Britain…and it goes right past your doorstep! The coast path is all that is between you and the sea on the seaward boundary, and the end point of the whole path is less than five miles away in Amroth. Although some choose to walk the whole path, most people take the more sensible option and follow one of the eleven one day walks that allow car parking at start and finish and are serviced by the coastal bus service. The scenery, flora and fauna have to be seen to be believed, and every season offers something different. Whether it is the smell of gorse flowers on a summers day, picking wild sloes as you amble along in September, watching seal pups taking their first foray into the water, or witnessing the stunning power of the sea on a windy winters day, every walk seems to offer something unique.

Discover more about the Pembrokeshire Coast Path by visiting the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park website.

Exploring Responsibly

 

The Pembrokeshire Coast is a special place, home to protected landscapes, wildlife and habitats that make this corner of Wales so unique. One of the things that makes Pembrokeshire so special is the opportunity to experience its incredible coastline, countryside and wildlife up close. From clifftop walks and hidden coves to woodland trails and open beaches, these landscapes are enjoyed by thousands of visitors every year.

To help protect these special places for future generations, we encourage all visitors to follow the Countryside Code when exploring the area. The guidance promotes responsible access, respect for wildlife and livestock, and consideration for local communities and other visitors, helping everyone to enjoy Pembrokeshire safely and sustainably.

For further information and guidance, please visit: The Countryside Code

The Wales Way

 

If you're looking to explore beyond Pembrokeshire during your stay, The Wales Way offers plenty of inspiration. This collection of three national touring routes showcases some of the very best landscapes, attractions and experiences Wales has to offer, connecting coastlines, mountains, historic towns and hidden gems along the way.

Here in Pembrokeshire, we are fortunate to form part of The Coastal Way – a route that celebrates the spectacular scenery of Wales' western coastline. Whether you're planning a day trip or simply looking for ideas for future adventures, The Wales Way is a wonderful starting point for discovering more of this beautiful country.

Find out more about The Wales Way, please visit: Welcome To The Wales Way

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