PCP-NPB2
Newport - Dramatic Coastal Hideaway
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Distance
- 25.6 miles
- Walking
- 3 Days
- Bed & Breakfast
- 4 Nights
- Grade
- Classic
Itinerary Details
- AccommodationNewport
We’ll transfer you to pretty Fishguard this morning where pastel coloured houses line the bay. There’s great walking today in this area of outstanding natural beauty. At Castle Point you’ll pass through the remains of an 18th century fort and travel on to Dinas Head. The coastline weaves in and out, up and down, whilst your destination remains always in view. There will be the opportunity to head down to small coves and beaches only accessible on foot as you make your way to back to Newport.
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Lower Fishguard to Newport
- AccommodationNewport
Walking direct from your accommodation, you will follow the undulating clifftop path which towers over the crystal clear sea below. It’s a haven for wildlife and wild flowers. We promise jaw-dropping views on this spectacular walk including the famous ‘Witches Cauldron’, a collapsed cave still connected to the sea, which is said to bubble like a cauldron when the tide is right. You will pass the Iron Age Fort Castell Treryffyyd and watch seals and dolphins from Foel Goch. The walk ends today at the National Trust Headland of Ceibwr Bay, where you will be transferred back to Newport.
Newport to Ceibwr
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- AccommodationNewport
Today, you will be transferred to Ceibwr Bay and ascend the path to continue your walk. That effort will be rewarded with views of spectacular cliff rock. Have your camera at the ready! Over millions of years, once horizontal layers of rock, have been twisted and turned into extraordinary patterns. You can expect more ‘up and down’ today walking over the highest sea cliffs in the national park between Cemaes Head and Pen y Afr. The descent to St. Dogmael’s marks the official end of this wonderful national trail and we will transfer you back to Newport.
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Ceibwr to St Dogmaels
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- AccommodationNewport
Overnight locations and transfer arrangements may differ slightly from those shown, depending on availability.
Highlights
- Pwll y Wrach (the Witches’ Cauldron) is one of the most striking geological features of the Pembrokeshire coast.
- Marvel at unique contorted geology of the area.
- Large numbers of seals, dolphins and unusual species of seabird appear along the wild stretches of this path.
- Explore the remains of an 18 century fort.
- Visit pretty harbour towns and villages along the route.
What's Included
- Good standard accommodation at a mixture of guesthouses, farmhouses, local inns and B&Bs with en-suite or private facilities wherever possible
- Breakfast
- Luggage transfers
- Personal transfer between accommodation and path that form a part of our standard package
- Route planning
- Walk pack including Trail Guide and mapping, itinerary, accommodation directions and route notes, lunch and dinner information, restaurant recommendations and holiday planning details
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.Recommended locations for rest days are: (near Musselwick Sands and accessible for a day trip to Skomer Island, weather conditions permitting) and St. David’s (home to the Bishop’s Palace and St. David’s Cathedral).
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
£15 pp supplement for July and August holidays.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
Pricing
Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026
£615
Per Person (Based on 2 people sharing)
£955 Solo Traveller
£807 Single Occupancy
£75 Rest Days (Per person per day)