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Great coastal trail! Parked at Manorbier then walked to FW East. We walked back on ourselves on the way back rather than heading inland and was about 12km in all. Great views along the coast - recommended!
Great circular trail starts at village and then follows the coast path with stunning views of dramatic cliff scenery
Walked from the car park in Newgale toward Solva and back, absolutely stunning views some lovely little bays hidden away, a few steps up and down the coast, heavy on the knees... But well worth the scenery
Steep but beautiful secluded cove perfect for swimming on a sunny day
the best part of the walk is from Dinas Island to Newport; spectacular. the route from Fishguard is not quite as glorious. path conditions are very good.
nice, quick trail and if you get to the top of the peak it's even better, although you have to take a different route to do that.
Thoroughly enjoyed this walk. We started from Stackpole Quay car park (£6all day)Very easy going with no steep climbs .weather was part cloudy about 22 degrees.great views all the way including the cliff tops and round the Lily lakes. Also as an add-on if you get to the Bosherston car park and go out and turn left and there is a cafe and a pub where you can stop for refreshments.also toilets in the car park .all in all great walk about 5 hours altogether because of all the excellent views and photo stops.
Half of the hike is fairly steep but it really worth the walk! Beautiful view
less impressive views than St Davids. few places to settle in to enjoy the view.
A varied circular walk along the coastline, across fields and farm tracks and finally through the trees. Paths well maintained.
We really enjoyed this walk but it is pretty tough! Amazing views though so well worth it and plenty of places to stop to eat and enjoy your surroundings
We had a lovely day waking this route, lots of wildlife to see and views to be in awe of. We saw seals, beetles, ponies and many butterflies. Beautiful wildflowers too. I would agree with the previous reviewer that it is a bit of a scramble over rocky hills at times, particularly in the second half of the walk.
The coastal path is pretty good, great views over and over. Several spots to stop and take a break if you want. Only a handful of climbs. But the cut back through the fields wasn't that great. the path was unclear at times, lots of... sheep "droppings".. as you'd expect, and a few stretches of high, prickly brushes. Jeans are recommended if going through there. Cooler breeze at the North/North-Western edge of the coast.
This is an easy very nice trail along the coast. We were very lucky and spotted some dolphins.
This is a very nice trail along the cliffs where you can see lots of wildlife. Highly recommended.
easy six mile stroll. You will pass to beaches, sheet rock cliffs with lots of sea birds we even saw puffins. Then you will go to Lilly pond lake in a wooded area and back round.
Long walk good time to waste five hours and beautiful views
Done this walk 5 or 6 times. Highlights have got to be the lily ponds in Bosherston and the stunning beach at Barafundle. Something for everyone
Lovely views, but need to take refreshments and it’s a hard moderate nearly 8 miles and many climbs. Well worth the effort on a nice day with good visibility!
it's a very scenic walk. There are some steep parts between tenby and saundersfoot and a particularly steep set of stairs resembling the 700 steps of highhrothgar so take it slow if you're carrying a backpack and watch your footing. Other than that I highly recommend it, theres a stream about halfway between Tenby and Saundersfoot so if you take a water filter you can re-fuel quite easily.
A lovely walk, but it's certainly not correct to describe it as 'relatively flat'. There are quite a few vigorous slopes on the part from the lighthouse back to the car park - a couple of times getting close to scrambling.
Excellent walk with some great views. well defined footpaths. My family and I really enjoyed this walk
We've done this part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path many times. Our favourite walk is to park up in the National Trust car park in Bosherston and walk down past the lily Ponds to the beach and then along the cliff top to Stackpole Quay. This isn't a difficult walk and depending on pace and ability is probably about 1.5-2 hours in each direction. The views are breathtaking (literally on a windy day!). The walk along the cliff tops takes you to Barafundle Bay. If you cross the golden sands and climb the steps at the otherside another 10-15 walk find you in Stackpole Quay. Here in the Boathouse Cafe you'll find a range of homemade foods to sustain you for the return trip. We are very well travelled around the UK and across the world, but this is our most favourite walk. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Done this many times ,you get to see otters,one of the largest lilly ponds in europe,lots of rare birds,forest walk ,pond walk, beach walk,cliff walk,farm walk, all this in one !
