Pembrokeshire Coast Path - South Section
Walk from Amroth to Milford Haven along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Self-guided walking holidays with daily luggage transfer.
Pembrokeshire Coast Path - South Section
https://www.contours.co.uk/pembrokeshire-coast-path-south-section
A walking holiday along the Pembrokeshire coastline from Amroth in the south to St Dogmaels in the north.
From £385 per person
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.
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.
From £765 per person
The south section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path starts in Amroth and continues through varied scenery to the old Royal Navy Dockyard of Milford Haven.
The walk features sandy bays, limestone cliffs, colourful settlements and lively habitats bustling with seabirds and coastal wildlife. This leg of the Wales Coast Path offers many insights into the area’s history, with sites of interest including the impressive castles at Manorbier and Pembroke, the Martello Naval Tower at Pembroke Dock, and the oil refineries along Pembroke River.
There are also many natural marvels, such as the Green Bridge of Wales and the Petrified Forest, to discover and admire along the way.
This route can also be travelled in the opposite direction if preferred. Select the ‘Reverse tours’ option when choosing your itinerary.
Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
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PCPS1 | From Amroth(T) to Milford Haven(L) | 5 days walking | £765 | |
PCPS2 | From Amroth(T) to Milford Haven(L) | 6 days walking | £890 | |
PCPS3 | From Amroth(T) to Milford Haven(L) | 7 days walking | £1015 |
Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
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PCPSB1 | From Marloes Sands(L) to St David's | 3 days walking | £500 |
“Clear instructions. Good accommodation. Good luggage transport and taxis.”Mr Crook, UK
“Thank you for arranging the exceptional weather it was very kind! Brilliant! This was my third and final part of the Pembrokeshire coastal path I had booked with Contours and I was genuinely sad when I got to the end of it and realised, there was no more exploring to do. Yes, I would I think this is possibly my 11th holiday with Contours so I would certainly book another.”Mr Madge, UK
“In general we find Contours excellent, and sing your praises at every opportunity.”Mrs Kitchen, UK
“It is a superb walk. Already booked for later in the year. I have booked holidays with you for many years now.”Mr Robertson, UK
“It was trouble-free. All the arrangements worked well.”Mr Stumpf, UK
“I would like to add how much we enjoyed walking from Pembroke to Amroth last week. The luggage transfer worked brilliantly and we were delighted with the quality and variety of the accommodation.”Mrs Boon, UK
“The coast is gorgeous and the path is easy to follow once we found it! The breathtaking landscape make other small issues less important.”Ms Ardon, Canada
“Another lovely stretch of Pembrokeshire coast. Nothing too strenuous, and once you escape the clutches of Milford Sound the views are consistently magnificent”Mr Julyan, UK
“The hike from Bosherton was beautiful.”Dr Williams, USA