Celtic Camping

Treginnis Walk from Porthclais, Pembroke

Follows the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast Path between Porthclais harbour and Treginnis peninsula, with moderate climbs over clifftops and steep sections on coastal steps. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to unprotected cliff edges and demanding terrain. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff drops. Rewards with stunning views across St Brides Bay, seabird colonies, and wild Atlantic scenery that showcases this UNESCO Geopark coastline at its finest.

St David's Head Coastal Walk, Pembroke

Follows dramatic clifftop paths with some steep, rocky sections and uneven terrain – not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and nesting seabirds (March-July). Rewards with stunning Iron Age hill fort ruins, secluded coves, and expansive Atlantic views across one of Wales' most atmospheric headlands, where seals and porpoises often appear offshore.

Porthgain to Abereiddi Coastal Walk, Pembroke

Follows dramatic clifftop paths between two historic quarry harbours, with steep sections and uneven coastal terrain requiring decent fitness. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to sheer drops and rocky ground. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Stunning slate formations, turquoise waters of the Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi, and seabird colonies make this a classic Pembrokeshire Coast Path highlight worth every challenging step.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route