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

About this route

3 to 4 nights
27 miles
Moderate to Moderate / Demanding
2nd January to 24th December

From £393 per person

Pembrokeshire - St Davids Short Break

This short break walking holiday follows the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from the old harbour of Porthgain to the golden sands at Newgale, returning each evening to enjoy the atmosphere in Britain’s smallest city, St Davids.

The walk takes in dramatic cliff tops, fine beaches and quaint fishing ports, enjoying far-reaching views throughout. The trail also visits many ancient sites dedicated to St David, the patron saint of Wales.

The wealth of history along this stretch is apparent from landmarks such as the Roman harbour wall in Porthclais and the 13th century chapel at St Non’s Bay.

Available tours

Code Tour Duration Difficulty Price per person
SDSB1 From Porthgain(T) to Newgale(T) 3 nights, 2 days walking Moderate / Demanding £393
SDSB2 From Porthgain(T) to Newgale(T) 4 nights, 3 days walking Moderate £526

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

Customer reviews from the Pembrokeshire - St Davids Short Break

“I had a wonderful holiday. The walking plan, Ty Helyg, and the taxi driver, Frank, were all perfect! Greg & Elin were simply the best hosts. Such a lovely sea view, delicious breakfast, and so very helpful. Everything was so well-planned with no glitches.”
Ms Cowen, UK
“Richard and I have done 5 different walking holidays with Contours and overall, everything runs smoothly and good choices on Contours' part have been made. Overall, for all 5 trips - 2017, 2019, 2022 - all accommodations have been immaculate and with a good bed and linens. That is important.”
Mr Diesinger, USA
“Truly exceptional experience – great accommodation, and a great route.”
Mr Hare, South Africa
“Enjoyed the walking.”
Mr Drowd, UK
“There were many highlights each day. I really enjoyed the approach to Solva from the West as I hadn’t experienced that direction before.”
Mrs Jones-Hughes, UK
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