Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Information

Distance

299.0 km

Duration

12–15 days

Max elevation

175 m

Country

United Kingdom (GB)

Difficulty

Menengah–berat untuk keseluruhan rute; tanjakan dan turunan berulang serta jalur sempit di tebing pantai.

Best Season

Musim semi atau gugur untuk suasana lebih sepi; April–Mei untuk bunga liar. Musim panas memerlukan pemesanan penginapan lebih awal.

Permits & Fees

Tetap di jalur publik; berkemah memerlukan izin pemilik lahan atau tempat kemah resmi. Periksa pemberitahuan penutupan area latihan militer dan pengalihan jalur sebelum berangkat.

Description

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a 299 km National Trail connecting St Dogmaels and Amroth in southwest Wales and forming part of the Wales Coast Path. Opened in 1970, it follows cliffs, coves, estuaries and coastal settlements, reaching approximately 175 m at Cemaes Head. Allow roughly 12–15 walking days, adding rest days as needed: the official 12-day schedule is demanding, while the park's 15-section breakdown supports shorter stages. Tides at Sandy Haven and The Gann, together with military training closures, can require diversions that increase the walking distance.

Trail Highlights

Tebing dan teluk Marloes, pantai berpasir, pelabuhan kecil, Tenby, Solva, serta Cemaes Head.