Shortlands Farm

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route

Traces Wales's dramatic Atlantic coastline with relentless ups and downs—expect steep clifftop ascents, rocky scrambles, and exposed coastal sections. Unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to uneven terrain and sheer drops. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards with stunning sea views, hidden coves, abundant wildlife including seals and seabirds, and some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery across 186 miles.

Southwood Estate Wildlife Walk, Pembroke

Loops through peaceful woodland and meadows on the Southwood Estate with mostly flat, well-maintained paths perfect for families and buggies. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds and wildlife. The route showcases National Trust conservation work with wildflower meadows, ancient trees, and regular wildlife spotting opportunities including butterflies, birds, and small mammals. Short enough for little legs but rich in nature.

Lawrenny Walk, Pembroke

Meanders gently through National Trust woodland and along the Daugleddau estuary with minimal incline, offering stunning waterside views and wildlife spotting opportunities. The smooth, well-maintained surface makes it buggy-friendly and perfect for families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads. A peaceful, accessible riverside ramble showcasing Pembrokeshire's quieter coastal beauty without the effort of cliff paths.

Landsker Borderlands Trail