Pembrokeshire Coast, Wales

Quick facts

• The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail stretches for 186 miles, making it one of the longest continuous coastal paths in the UK.
• This region is home to the only coastal National Park in Wales, designated in 1952, which protects its unique landscapes and biodiversity.
• The cliffs along the Pembrokeshire Coast reach heights of up to 650 feet at locations such as the stunning St. Davids Head.
• During the summer months, visitors can witness the incredible spectacle of over 30,000 puffins nesting on Skomer Island, which is a designated nature reserve.
• The area has a rich history, with ancient sites including the Iron Age fort of Castell Henllys, providing insight into the region's past dating back over 2,000 years.

Travel details

Country

Wales

Wind (now)

7 km/h

Coordinates

51.8434, -5.0873