Best trails in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Starting from Stackpole Quay in Pembrokeshire, enjoy beautiful seaside views, clifftop paths, wide beaches, woodlands, and lily ponds as you make your way round the coast and across the farmlands. From the car park (fee required), the trail heads along the scenic and rugged cliffs, passing Barafundle Bay (be aware of tide times), Stackpole Head, Mowingword, Raming Hole, Saddle Point, and Broad Haven South where the trail heads inland. The trail continues around Bosherton Lily Pools and...

This is a beautiful trail taking in great views from the cliffside paths and historic sites as you make your way round. Starting in St Davids, the trail heads down the road to St Non's Well where the coastal path is joined. Here the trail winds along the high cliffs passing Porthclais Harbour, Porthlysgi Bay, Castell Heinif, St Justinian's, Porthselau Beach, and Whitesands Beach. After rounding the golf course, the trail crosses the farmlands on the way back to St Davids where you can...

This is a stunning coastal trail around Dinas Island in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which despite its name, is actually a peninsula, offering breathtaking views of the water, rugged sea cliffs and beautiful bays. There is a wonderful array of wildflowers and wildlife to discover along this trail, and this area is particularly enjoyable for birdwatching, with numerous birds flocking to these shores. The trail starts by Pwllgwaelod Bay, where there is also a pub to reward weary walkers...

This is a beautiful heathland peninsular trail, with amazing views of the coast and teeming with wildlife. There are several rugged islands off the coast such as Skomer and Grassholm, which house major seabird colonies so look out for Puffins, Guillemots, Gannets, Razorbills and other seabirds during spring and summer. Chough can be seen all year round. The trecherous waters of Jack Sound, lying between Deer Park and Midland Isle, are a popular haunt for Porpoise. The area is also excellent...

Starting from Saundersfoot, this trail follows the Pembrokeshire Coast Path south to Tenby. Discover the spectacular views of the coastline along this route, and enjoy the variety of fields, forestry, and seaside scenery. For those eager for some refreshments after this hike, there are some pubs near the trailhead to offer just that.

This trail passes through a number of locations of significant public, environmental, and historical importance. Starting at the Cathedral of Saint David in the city of St. David, this trail passes through a variety of terrains and extremely diverse areas, including forests, open fields with little pasture, rocky slopes, and beaches, as well as notable locations such as Carn Warpool, Porthclais, and Glan y Mor Campsite. This is an excellent location for taking in the panoramic views and...

Enjoy this stunning coastal trail in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, visiting Whitesands Beach, St. David’s Head, and heading around Carn Llidl. This route offers superb views of the rugged sea cliffs, provides an abundance of wildlife and wildflowers, and takes in several interesting archaeological sites. The paths are well marked and include some hilly parts, but nothing too strenuous. The trail starts from the car park at Whitesands Beach, where there is also a small cafe to get some...

This route skirts the western coast of Carmarthen Bay, Tenby, and Saundersfoot within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, taking in beautiful beaches, cliffs, and moorland and offering incredible views along the way. The first half of this walk coincides with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. After turning inland, the path will be a mixture of open pastures and woodlands. The trail is marked with acorn waymarkers. The trail starts in Saundersfoot and follows the road out of town before...

This is a wonderful trail around the Dale Peninsula in Pembrokeshire National Park, offering spectacular views of the Old Red Sandstone cliffs juxtaposed against the shimmering blue waters below. You’ll also have the chance to explore some interesting historical sites, including Victorian forts, historic landing places, and WWII gun emplacements. The trail starts in the village of Dale, which was once one of Pembrokeshire’s most important ports, and is now a popular place for water sports,...

This is a somewhat challenging but beautiful trail taking in great views, scenic paths, and historic sites as you make your way round. Starting in a small gravel car park, the trail heads along the inland path over the open countryside before joining the coastal path between Pen Globo and the shingle and pebble beach of Porthsychan Bay. The trail then winds along the cliffs and headlands where you can keep an eye out for seals and dolphins, passing Strumble Head Lighthouse, and offering...