Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

A walking holiday along the Pembrokeshire coastline from Amroth in the south to St Dogmaels in the north.

3 to 19 nights
27-180 miles
Moderate to Demanding / Strenuous

From £393 per person

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About the trail

Art of the Green Bridge of Wales, found on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path follows the coastline of the Pembrokeshire National Park through some of the best scenery in Britain. The path keeps largely to the clifftops, providing superb views of cliffs, beaches, offshore stacks and islands with their abundant birdlife.

Each turn in this section of the Wales Coast Path reveals something different, such as a little harbour or an attractive village bustling with life. The coastline also boasts a wealth of history, with sites of interest including a Neolithic cromlech, Bronze Age standing stones, Iron Age promontory forts and a castle built by Norman invaders.

Looking to complete the full Wales Coast Path? This trail connects to Ceredigion Coast Path at one end and the Carmarthenshire Coast Path at the other. Our standard Pembrokeshire Coast Path tours run in the opposite direction to these other legs of the Wales Coast Path, so be sure to select the 'Reverse tour' option for Pembrokeshire if you plan to link these holidays together.

We offer multiple holiday options along this trail. If you wish to experience the entire trail, simply select the first option from the list below.

Choose your route

  • Pembrokeshire Coast Path
  • Pembrokeshire Coast Path - South Section
  • Pembrokeshire Coast Path - North Section
  • Pembrokeshire Coast Path - Central Section
  • Pembrokeshire Short Break - Central Section
  • Pembrokeshire - St Davids Short Break

Reverse tours available

This route can be walked in either direction - just tick the 'Reverse Tours' box when choosing your tour to see options travelling in the non-standard direction.

About this route

5 to 6 nights
51 miles
Moderate to Moderate / Demanding
1st February to 28th October

From £669 per person

Pembrokeshire Coast Path - Central Section

The central section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path starts in the bustling port of Milford Haven and takes in the high cliffs and pretty beaches of St Brides Bay as it heads to St Davids.

Clifftop walking trails around rocky headlands offer wonderful views and the chance to spot all kinds of wildlife. RSPB’s Ramsey Island and the island of Skokholm are visible from St Brides Bay and Skomer respectively.

The natural caves and rock formations at Druidston Haven are particularly fascinating, and there are also several lovely fishing villages along the trail, each with their own personal charm and insightful history.

This route can also be travelled in the opposite direction if preferred. Select the ‘Reverse tours’ option when choosing your itinerary.

Available tours

Code Tour Duration Difficulty Price per person
PCPC1 From Milford Haven(L) to St David's 5 nights, 4 days walking Moderate / Demanding £669
PCPC2 From Milford Haven(L) to St David's 6 nights, 5 days walking Moderate £798

Short breaks

Code Tour Duration Difficulty Price per person
PCPSB1 From Marloes Sands(L) to St David's 4 nights, 3 days walking Moderate £510
"Looking Towards Little Haven and Broad Haven" by Contours Holidays (2013) "Looking Towards Little Haven and Broad Haven" by Contours Holidays (2013)
"Near Marloes" "Near Marloes"
"Views Over Newgale Sands" by Contours Holidays (2013) "Views Over Newgale Sands" by Contours Holidays (2013)
"Whitesands Near St Davids" "Whitesands Near St Davids"
"Heading Towards Newgale" by Contours Holidays (2013) "Heading Towards Newgale" by Contours Holidays (2013)
"Near Marloes" "Near Marloes"
"Dale to Marloes" by Melany Cueva (2014) "Dale to Marloes" by Melany Cueva (2014)

Customer reviews from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path - Central Section

“I have just completed - and enjoyed - the above walk.”
Ms Molinari, Australia
“Lovely to be back on the Wales Coast Path for another 4 days. St David's to Milford Haven is a beautiful and varied stretch of coastline, with some up-and-down but nothing very strenuous (always good for my first long walk of the year!)”
Mr Julyan, UK
“Overall excellent walk and organisation.”
Dr Summers, UK
“Beautiful scenery and very friendly, helpful people. We couldn't be more pleased.”
Mr Burby, USA
“The accommodation was excellent with no problem finding them as they were well known to the taxi drivers who did a great shuttle service. The walking was demanding in parts and in particular the first stretch on Day 2 from Solva was very difficult with many steep slopes and deep steps. The holiday was well planned with good taxi service as required.”
Mr Robbins, UK
“Thank you for an extraordinary trip, and for booking us in superb accommodations that served excellent food! I have already highly recommended you to several people.”
Mrs Dawson, USA
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