Pembrokeshire Coast Path North
The northern section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path presents the walker with challenging but rewarding days along wilder and more remote terrain. It follows the rugged coastline along the westerly peninsula of Wales. Secluded beaches, castle ruins and sleepy fishing villages are a few of the sights you will see on this walk which skirts the Pembrokeshire National Park. Breathe in the scent of wild herbs and flowers as you follow undulating cliff tops trails, listening to waves crashing in the sea caves below. Watch out for puffins and seals who enjoy the coastal habitat and take a well deserved rest in one of the many secluded coves en route. This walk will leave you energised, revived and will inspire the senses.
On todays walk you will experience a feeling of isolation as you wander along the windswept wild headlands. If you are lucky you may spot seals ...
Although todays walk is shorter than the others it is by no means less challenging. In some coves you will find the remains of old mining ...
Before reaching Pwll Deri be sure to keep an eye out for the stones of Carreg Sampson, marking a neolithic burial site. If the weather is ...
Today you will explore some of the most unspoilt sections of the path. With fewer roads and houses you will pass through peaceful woodland areas ...
After stocking up on supplies for the day you will start today's tough yet rewarding walk. Although it's not the furthest walking day today, it ...