Beachcomber B&B

Lydstep Cliffs and Caverns Walk, Stackpole

Follows a dramatic clifftop path with moderate inclines and uneven rocky sections overlooking Lydstep Point's limestone caverns and sea stacks. Not suitable for buggies due to rough terrain and cliff edges, but manageable for older children who are confident walkers. Dogs welcome on leads (essential near cliff drops). The short distance packs impressive coastal scenery, fossil-rich cliffs, and possible dolphin or seal sightings, making it perfect for a quick National Trust coastal adventure.

Colby Woodland Garden Walk, Colby

Winds through shaded woodland trails with gentle undulations and some steeper sections near streams. Mostly firm paths but can be muddy after rain, making buggies tricky though manageable on main routes. Dogs welcome on leads around the historic garden and wilder woodland areas. Worth it for the rhododendron blooms (spring), lovely valley walks, and National Trust's well-maintained paths combining formal gardens with natural forest – proper escape from Pembrokeshire's coastal crowds.

Colby Estate Forest and Field Walk, Colby

Meanders through National Trust woodland and open fields with gentle gradients, perfect for families with young children and buggies on well-maintained paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The mixed terrain showcases typical Pembrokeshire countryside—shaded forest sections give way to hedgerow-lined meadows with glimpses toward Carmarthen Bay. A peaceful, easy-going route that captures the estate's variety without demanding stamina.

Colby Estate Little Craig Y Borian Walk, Colby

Colby Estate Streamside Walk, Colby