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Explore the stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path on this Welsh walking holiday. Walking along this top-rated National Trail, you can enjoy the Pembrokeshire coast with its vast amount of wildlife, including porpoises, dolphins and even small whales. On your daily Pembrokeshire coastal walks, you will sometimes use the local buses to either reach your daily walk or get back to your accommodation. The Pembrokeshire National Park is the UK’s only coastal National Park, and it is truly stunning.
Along the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline, you can also see the birdlife. This is because just off the coast from St David’s is the Island of Ramsey which is a protected bird sanctuary. To enjoy your hiking holiday in Wales, you need to emerge yourself in the history and culture of this beautiful country.
During this 7 night walking holiday in Wales, you can explore many places to visit in Pembrokeshire. Including Dinas Head and Needle Rock, which you can see on your way to Newport.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path walk is one of the UK’s well known national trails which is why it is so popular. Let us organise your walking holiday along the Pembrokeshire coast with luggage transfers where needed and detailed route instructions.
Come and walk some of the best coastal walks in Pembrokeshire. Your trekking tour will allow you to explore on foot the Pembrokeshire Coastal Way from Cardigan to Broad Haven.
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A level 2 tour. Trips with easy day walk which are interspersed with more strenuous sections. Four to six hours walking per day (excluding breaks) in hilly to mountainous areas using well kept but sometimes stoney paths.
3 star hotels or 3 or 4 guest houses. Our standard accommodation is Manor Town House or Fern Villa Guest Houses and The Waterings in St David. If not available we shall book an equivalent.
It is a requirement of booking this tour with Hooked on Walking that you have suitable travel insurance which covers you for the chosen activity and for emergency evacuation and hospital care.
Arrival into Fishguard for the start of your Pembrokeshire Coastal Walk.
Today your walk leaves Fishguard in a northerly direction. First, you walk down to Lower Fishguard and within a few hundred metres you walk on to the coastal way. At about halfway you will come to the stunning Dinas Head and Needle Rock. From here you can decide if you want to cut across Dinas Head or walk around it. Soon afterwards, you will arrive in the lovely quaint village of Newport where you can board the Poppit Rocket bus back to Fishguard. Overnight in Fishguard.
After breakfast, you board the local bus – the Poppit Rocket – to the start of your walk-in Newport. This section of the coastal way some say is one of the toughest. You have the chance to exit the coastal path at Molygrove and catch the Poppit Rocket back to Fishguard, or you can continue the full length of the walk. The area around Cardigan Bay is famous for the dolphins which can often be found basking in the harbour and bay region. Overnight in Fishguard
You will leave Fishguard behind you today as you climb to the cliff tops again. Look out for the various types of birdlife nesting in the cliffs. Now you will have long breathtaking views south along much of the Pembrokeshire coastline. Shortly, you will arrive at Stumble Head lighthouse. Now it is automatic, but you can imagine not long ago that the lighthouse keeper used to live and work the lights. Here there are great viewing galleries for you to look out to sea and spot dolphins, porpoises and various types of whales.
After your walk you shall board the Stumble Shuttle to the ancient city of St David’s, it is the UK’s smallest city and the home of Wales patron Saint. Overnight St David’s
After breakfast, you can board the Stumble Shuttle for the short transfer to Porthgain. You now head south to Whitesands nearby to St David’s. Whitesands is a haven for surfers and families alike. On a summers day and a brisk wind the waves will be full of surfers of all ages trying to ride the waves. Overnight St David’s
Today you can have various choices. Our walk will take you around St David’s peninsular with the views of the bird sanctuary – Ramsey Island.
For the adventurous, you can take a rest day and head out to the nearby docks for an inflatable speed boat ride to Ramsey Island. Then you will continue to circle the island with the expert guide telling you about the Sea-lions, seals and abundance of birdlife which use the Island’s cliffs for nesting.
When back to St David’s you must view the ancient Cathedral. Overnight St David’s
Now the final leg of your Pembrokeshire Coastal walk. The cliffs today are not so dramatic, but you will have great views across Broad Haven sands and beyond. First a bus towards Broad Haven, you can exit the bus at any point as you are walking back towards St David’s today.
After breakfast your coastal walk in Wales is now over.
By Plane
To Bristol or Cardiff airports and then by train or fly into any London airport and then by train to Haverfordwest and then Taxi to Fishguard.
By Train
To Haverfordwest where you have a short Taxi transfer to your hotel.
By Car
To Fishguard where you can park in the various public car parks.
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