Lleithyr Farm

St David's Head Coastal Walk, Pembroke

Hugs Pembrokeshire's rugged northern coast with dramatic clifftop views over the Irish Sea. Expect rocky, uneven terrain with steep sections and exposed paths—sturdy boots essential. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to cliff edges and challenging ground. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff drops. Rewards with ancient Iron Age forts, windswept headlands, and some of Wales' most spectacular coastal scenery.

Treginnis Walk from Porthclais, Pembroke

Follows the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast Path between Porthclais harbour and Treginnis headland, with steep coastal climbs and uneven clifftop terrain throughout. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to sheer drops and challenging gradients. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near cliff edges and livestock. Rewards with spectacular views across St Brides Bay, secluded coves, and dramatic rock formations – classic National Trust coastal walking at its rugged best.

Porthgain to Abereiddi Coastal Walk, Pembroke

Follows the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast Path between two stunning former slate-quarrying villages, with moderate climbs over clifftop headlands and steep descents into sheltered coves. The rocky, uneven terrain includes steps and narrow sections unsuitable for buggies, but older children who are confident walkers will love exploring the Blue Lagoon's vivid turquoise waters at Abereiddi. Dogs welcome on leads near cliff edges. Spectacular coastal scenery, wildflowers in spring, and fascinating i

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route