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Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 212 reviews4.8212 reviews· West Wales·From £275 pp

Follow the Pembrokeshire coast through sandy bays, limestone cliffs, small harbours and wilder northern headlands. The walking shifts from gentler southern stretches to repeated coastal climbs, with shorter itineraries available if you want to experience one section rather than the full trail.

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Flimstone Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with cliffs and sea.
Flimstone Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with cliffs and sea.
Pembrokeshire Coast Path following green cliffs above the sea.
Colourful houses beside the harbour in Solva, Pembrokeshire.
Flimstone Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with cliffs and sea.
Pembrokeshire Coast Path following green cliffs above the sea.
Colourful houses beside the harbour in Solva, Pembrokeshire.
Barafundle Bay on the Pembrokeshire coast, with green cliffs and boats on the water.
St Davids Cathedral in Pembrokeshire.
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Walk Information

Difficulty
Easy to Moderate – Moderate to Challenging
Distance
15.1 to 182 miles
Nights
2 to 18 Nights
Location
West Wales
Season
Mar to Oct

Why this walk

From Beaches and Harbours to Wild Headlands

Tenby

Leave the harbour behind for beaches, headlands and limestone cliffs.

Barafundle Bay

Follow the path above a broad sweep of sand.

St Ann’s Head

Round the Dale peninsula on open coastal paths.

Skomer Island

Add a seasonal island visit from nearby Martin’s Haven.

St David’s

Reach the cathedral city after walking St Brides Bay.

Ceibwr Bay

Meet folded cliffs and more demanding northern walking.

Pembrokeshire coastline with rocky cliffs, a sheltered cove and wildflowers above the sea.

Follow a Coast That Keeps Unfolding

The full route gives a clear sense of travelling around a coastline, with one headland leading to the next bay, harbour or stretch of open coast. Shorter itineraries let you concentrate on the west coast around Marloes and St Davids, or take on the rougher north. Either way, the route has a strong sense of progression.

Green Bridge of Wales sea arch on the Pembrokeshire coast, with waves and rock stacks.

Clifftops, Coves and Steady Climbing

The path spends much of its time close to the sea, crossing clifftops, beaches, dunes, heath and occasional woodland. The southern sections are often gentler, but the route repeatedly drops into coves and climbs out again. North of St Davids the walking becomes rougher and more sustained, with steeper ascents around Fishguard, Newport and Ceibwr.

Atlantic puffin on Skomer Island off the Pembrokeshire coast.

Wildlife Along the Water’s Edge

Wildlife is part of the walk rather than a separate attraction. Skomer, just off the Marloes peninsula, supports colonies of puffins, guillemots, razorbills and Manx shearwaters, while grey seals use quieter coves around the coast. In spring and summer, the headlands give you good reason to pause, look offshore and watch what is moving below.

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“I chose Celtic Trails, they were extremely patient and helpful with my many inquiries ahead of time….”

Dominique Browning
Travel Section, New York Times

Writing about our Pembrokeshire Coast Path walking holiday.

Our top picks for Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Where most people start

Not sure where to start? These are the ones we'd suggest first. You'll find every itinerary further down.

Clifftop view along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path above a long sweep of surf.

PCP1S-N·BEST FOR THE FULL COAST PATH

Walk Pembrokeshire End to End

Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from Amroth to St Dogmaels over 17 walking days, taking in the southern beaches, St David’s and the wilder north coast.

Nights
18
Difficulty
Distance
186 miles
  • Full Amroth to St Dogmaels route
  • 17 walking days at a more measured pace
  • Southern beaches, St Davids and the north coast
From
£2,605pp
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Small boats moored in the sheltered harbour at Solva, Pembrokeshire. Most Popular

PCP8S-N·BEST FOR PEMBROKESHIRE HIGHLIGHTS

Pembrokeshire Coast Highlights

Walk from Sandy Haven along Pembrokeshire’s west coast, rounding St Ann’s Head and passing Marloes, Broad Haven and Solva over five walking days.

Nights
6
Difficulty
Distance
48.5 miles
  • St Ann’s Head and Marloes
  • Opportunity to visit Skomer Island
  • Broad Haven, Solva and the St Davids coast
From
£875pp
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Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy beneath the Pembrokeshire cliffs.

PCP9S-N·BEST FOR THE WILDER NORTH

Walk Pembrokeshire’s Wild North

Follow the coast north from St Davids through Fishguard and Newport, with longer days and more sustained climbing than the southern sections of the path.

Nights
7
Difficulty
Distance
61.5 miles
  • Pembrokeshire’s wilder northern coast
  • Fishguard, Newport and Ceibwr
  • More demanding coastal walking
From
£985pp
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32matching itineraries (showing all)

Amroth to St Dogmaels

3 options
14nights
PCP3S-N· Amroth to St Dogmaels
Moderate to Challenging
From £2,050 pp
16nights
PCP2S-N· Amroth to St Dogmaels
Moderate
From £2,310 pp
18nights
PCP1S-N· Amroth to St Dogmaels
Moderate
From £2,605 pp

Amroth to Herbrandston

2 options
6nights
PCP7S-N· Amroth to Herbrandston
Moderate to Challenging
From £825 pp
7nights
PCP6S-N· Amroth to Herbrandston
Moderate to Challenging
From £990 pp

Sandy Haven to St Dogmaels

2 options
10nights
PCP5S-N· Sandy Haven to St Dogmaels
Moderate
From £1,440 pp
12nights
PCP4S-N· Sandy Haven to St Dogmaels
Moderate
From £1,745 pp

Sandy Haven to St David's

1 option
6nights
PCP8S-N· Sandy Haven to St David's
Moderate
From £875 pp

St David's to St Dogmaels

2 options
6nights
PCP10S-N· St David's to St Dogmaels
Moderate to Challenging
From £840 pp
7nights
PCP9S-N· St David's to St Dogmaels
Moderate to Challenging
From £985 pp

St Dogmaels to Amroth

3 options
14nights
PCP3N-S· St Dogmaels to Amroth
Moderate to Challenging
From £2,045 pp
16nights
PCP2N-S· St Dogmaels to Amroth
Moderate
From £2,370 pp
18nights
PCP1N-S· St Dogmaels to Amroth
Moderate
From £2,625 pp

St Dogmaels to Sandy Haven

2 options
10nights
PCP5N-S· St Dogmaels to Sandy Haven
Moderate
From £1,450 pp
12nights
PCP4N-S· St Dogmaels to Sandy Haven
Moderate
From £1,765 pp

St Dogmaels to St David's

2 options
6nights
PCP10N-S· St Dogmaels to St David's
Moderate to Challenging
From £855 pp
7nights
PCP9N-S· St Dogmaels to St David's
Moderate to Challenging
From £1,005 pp

St David's to Sandy Haven

1 option
6nights
PCP8N-S· St David's to Sandy Haven
Moderate
From £890 pp

Herbrandston to Amroth

2 options
6nights
PCP7N-S· Herbrandston to Amroth
Moderate to Challenging
From £905 pp
7nights
PCP6N-S· Herbrandston to Amroth
Moderate to Challenging
From £1,000 pp

Gateway to Pembrokeshire Short Break

1 option
3nights
PCP-TNB1· Gateway to Pembrokeshire Short Break
Easy to Moderate
From £385 pp

St Brides Bay - Spectacular Beaches and Wildlife

1 option
4nights
PCP-BDB1· St Brides Bay - Spectacular Beaches and Wildlife
Moderate
From £595 pp

St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

6 options
2nights
PCP-SDB2· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
From £275 pp
3nights
PCP-SDB1d· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
Dog Friendly
From £535 pp
3nights
PCP-SDB4· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
From £450 pp
3nights
PCP-SDB1· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
From £395 pp
4nights
PCP-SDB3d· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
Dog Friendly
From £715 pp
4nights
PCP-SDB3· St. David's - Heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Moderate
From £605 pp

Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway

4 options
3nights
PCP-NPB1a· Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway
Moderate
From £465 pp
3nights
PCP-NPB1b· Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway
Moderate to Challenging
From £445 pp
4nights
PCP-NPB2d· Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway
Moderate
Dog Friendly
From £695 pp
4nights
PCP-NPB2· Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway
Moderate
From £615 pp

Key Information

  • Comfortable accommodation in a mixture of B&Bs, guesthouses, farmhouses and local inns, with en-suite or private facilities
  • Breakfast each morning
  • Luggage transfers between accommodations
  • Transfers between your accommodation and the path where required
  • Route planning
  • A comprehensive Walk pack, including trail guide and mapping, your itinerary, accommodation directions, route notes and holiday planning information

Your main bag moves ahead to the next stop, so you walk the day with only what you choose to carry.

Customise your trip?

All our non single centre Pembrokeshire holidays can be walked north to south, as well as south to north. Looking for different mileages or a different number of nights? Please contact us to discuss how our itineraries can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

Telephone
+44 (0)1291 689 774
Email
walk@celtic-trails.com

Pembrokeshire Coast Path Client Reviews

4.8/5 based on 212 reviews

Rated 4.0 out of 5

"Long distance walks are my favorite type of vacation. Loved the challenge of Pembrokeshire,"

A Celtic Trails walker
September 2026
Rated 5.0 out of 5

"Therapeutic and stress free! If you want a holiday where you don't have to think about anything except the walking, book a Celtic Trails holiday. It was an absolute tonic to have everything organised for me!"

Lynn, North Wales
September 2026
Rated 4.0 out of 5

"Celtic take the 'angst' out of preparing such an event as this. Feel more relaxed mentally,"

Michaei, Newmarket
August 2026
Rated 4.0 out of 5

"Good, Celtic Trails manage with a 'light touch'. It cleared my head and hurt my knees."

Matthew Gould
August 2026
Rated 5.0 out of 5

"Everything was prepared perfectly, there is no need to call or look for assistance as you have everything very well explained. The walk, though challenging on some sections, was exceptionally relaxing. All those beaches are too spectacular to just pass through. Definately thinking about another coastal walk. Maybe Wales again ;)"

Barbara, Opole Poland
August 2026
Rated 4.0 out of 5

"The paths are very well signed posted, we liked very much the combination of walking along the coast and looking at the sea and taking a swim in small bays. Celtic Trails were very helpful and over all it was a wonderful holiday for us. The rugged coastline with its ever-changing rock formations, the turquoise sea, and the vastness of the horizon are simply fantastic."

B. Hilpert
August 2026
Rated 4.0 out of 5

"I enjoyed the Pembrokeshire coastal path in its entirety. The scenery was beautiful and varied."

A Celtic Trails walker
July 2026
Rated 5.0 out of 5

"Great way to reconnect with Wales and to share experiences with friends and relatives. Walking this beautiful path was a complete immersion of nature; calm environment, at my own pace, with many opportunities for delightful encounters with like-minded people. Walked with Celtic a number of times and very happy to recommend - my holiday was very well planned and organized."

Richard
July 2026
Rated 5.0 out of 5

"St David's was a lovely and wonderful place. Walking holidays allow us to see different corners of the world and to spend time outdoors. The trip had a tremendous impact on our health and well being. It was truly a wonderful summer break. We loved it and hope to get back out there again."

A Celtic Trails walker
July 2026

Hand-Picked Accommodation

Hand-Picked Accommodation: Comfort Along the Way

We seek out the best accommodation of its type available

Flimstone Bay Pembrokeshire

Points of Interest

  • Image of St.Davids Cathedral, in the smallest city in the U.K.

    St Davids Cathedral

    St Davids Cathedral sits in a sheltered valley below the city, a short diversion from the Coast Path. The present cathedral was begun in 1181, and the neighbouring Bishop’s Palace adds another layer to the site. Allow time beyond an overnight stop to explore the cathedral close and the small city above it.

  • Skomer-Puffin Pembrokeshire Coast Path

    Skomer Island

    Skomer lies just off the Marloes peninsula, with day boats leaving from Martin’s Haven. Puffins, guillemots, razorbills and Manx shearwaters breed on the island, making it a worthwhile addition if your itinerary allows. Landings are seasonal and booked separately, so check the Wildlife Trust’s Skomer Island day trip information before building a visit into your walk.

Customise your trip?

All our non single centre Pembrokeshire holidays can be walked north to south, as well as south to north. Looking for different mileages or a different number of nights? Please contact us to discuss how our itineraries can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

Customise your trip?

All our non single centre Pembrokeshire holidays can be walked north to south, as well as south to north. Looking for different mileages or a different number of nights? Please contact us to discuss how our itineraries can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

Telephone
+44 (0)1291 689 774
Email
walk@celtic-trails.com

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