Trefechan Wen Camping

Pen Anglas Headland Walk, Pembroke

Circuits the dramatic headland at Pen Anglas with mostly moderate inclines and a few steeper sections on grassy clifftop paths. Perfect for families with older children who can handle uneven terrain, but not suitable for buggies due to narrow coastal paths and kissing gates. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Delivers stunning Pembrokeshire coastal views, seabird colonies, and wildflower meadows, all within an easy hour's walk from St Davids.

Garn Fawr Viewpoint Walk, Pembroke

Climbs steeply to an Iron Age hillfort atop Garn Fawr, rewarding the effort with sweeping views across Pembrokeshire's coast and Strumble Head. The rocky, uneven terrain and sharp incline make this unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children, though older kids often enjoy scrambling the final approach. Dogs welcome on leads. Short but punchy, it's all about that panoramic coastal payoff from the summit.

DInas Island Circular Walk, Pembroke

Traces a dramatic headland peninsula with steep coastal climbs and cliff-edge paths offering sweeping views across Newport Bay and Fishguard. The terrain includes rocky, uneven sections and short sharp ascents that make it challenging for buggies and tiring for small children, though the 4.8km loop is manageable for keen family walkers. Dogs welcome but keep close on exposed clifftops. Stunning Pembrokeshire coastal scenery with wildflowers, seabirds, and the distinctive Needle Rock make this a

Abermawr Woods and Beach Walk, Pembroke

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route