West Wales is truly a special place, home to counties such as Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Swansea bay, Mumbles and the Gower. Many of these rural counties host beautiful untouched countryside walks that you will not find anywhere else. Pembrokeshire for example is the UK's only coastal National Park, with a coastline walk that measures around 186 miles. It offers a variety of coastal paths for all ages and experience with stunning coastal scenery to enjoy.
This site offers information about where you will find the best walks, what to bring, and where to stay.
Pembrokeshire coastal path is one of the most varied paths you could walk. It hosts a variety of landscapes, such as cliffs, bays and valleys. On top of this you can view some of Pembrokeshires native wildlife. Along the coastal route lie a selection of attractive towns and villages for you to visit and enjoy.
Though the path offers a 186mile route, don't be put off, it also caters with smaller walks for those after a casual stroll. Along the route also runs the Coastal Cruiser bus service to help you on your way. It is a great way of getting around and stopping at the smaller towns and villages.
Click Here for the Coastal Bus timetable