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Pembrokeshire Coast Path

St Davids on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Self-Guided Walking

From £469 - 6 nights

Self-Guided Trail on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Holiday reference: YCTRL

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44½ miles. 10 ½ - 12 miles per day with daily ascents of 410-755 feet, with one day of 1,641 feet.

Day 1: Arrival day.

Day 2: Dale to Martin’s Haven - Enjoy splendid coastal views as you walk along the cliff tops. Stunning beaches line your way from Dale to Martin’s Haven, including beautiful unspoilt Marloes Sands (we strongly recommend an extra day at Marloes for wildlife enthusiasts, to visit Skomer Island). 10½ miles with 410 feet of ascent.

Day 3: Martin’s Haven to Broad Haven* - Past craggy cliffs towards Musselwick Sands and the lovely red rock cove of St Bride’s Haven. After Borough Head, the path takes you to the pretty village of Little Haven, popular for its delicious restaurants. Your walk today finishes in Broad Haven, a lovely village with sandy beaches nestled between the cliffs. 11 miles with 738 feet of ascent.

Day 4: Walk from Broad Haven* to Solva - From Broad Haven the Pembrokeshire Coast Path takes you along the cliff tops to the lovely beach at Druidston Haven. From there you continue to the famous Newgale Sands, with over two and a half miles of stunning beaches. Complete your walk with a well deserved visit to a teashop in the quaint harbour village of Solva. 11 miles with 1,641 feet of ascent.

Day 5: Walk from Solva to Whitesands Bay - Today is a journey discovering the historic places that featured in the life of St David. At St Non’s Bay you pass the remains of the chapel where St David was born, before continuing to Porth Clais, the harbour where he was baptised. Enjoy impressive views of Ramsey Island nature reserve, before finishing today with easy walking to the lovely beach at Whitesands Bay. 12 miles with 755 feet of ascent.

Day 6: Free day to explore St David's and Ramsey or Skomer Island - Time to explore the magical city of St David's. Be sure to visit the magnificent cathedral, an important pilgrimage site since the Middle Ages. Alternatively why not enjoy a mini walk around St David’s Head or take a boat trip to Ramsey Island. The island boasts a wealth of marine life. You can also visit Skomer Island, another fascinating haven of marine and birdlife.