Rhosson Ganol Caravan and Camping Park

Treginnis Walk from Porthclais, Pembroke

National Trust

Follows the dramatic Pembrokeshire coast path with moderate gradients and rocky sections unsuitable for buggies. Coastal stretches involve steep climbs and uneven terrain, so best for confident children aged 8+. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Rewards you with stunning views of St Brides Bay, secluded coves, and Iron Age coastal forts – quintessential Pembrokeshire scenery with seabirds and wildflowers in season.

St David's Head Coastal Walk, Pembroke

National Trust

Follows dramatic clifftop paths with moderate climbs around a rugged headland steeped in ancient history—stone circles and Iron Age remains dot the moorland. Terrain alternates between grassy coastal sections and rocky, uneven ground with some steep ascents near the headland itself. Not suitable for buggies; older children who are confident scramblers will manage fine. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Delivers spectacular Atlantic views, wildlife spotting (seals, choughs), and a genuine sen

Porthgain to Abereiddi Coastal Walk, Pembroke

National Trust

Traces dramatic clifftop scenery between two former slate quarrying villages, with moderate inclines and rocky, uneven paths in places. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to coastal edge exposure and steep sections near the harbours. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Highlights include the striking Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi, Porthgain's tiny harbour with excellent pub, and sweeping views across St Brides Bay—classic Pembrokeshire Coast Path walking.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route