Pembrokeshire Coast
Wales' only coastal National Park where Celtic headlands, puffin islands, and hidden coves define Britain's finest coastal walking.
The Pembrokeshire Coast is Britain's only coastal National Park-186 miles of Welsh coastline where dramatic headlands shelter secret beaches, puffin colonies thrive on offshore islands, and the coastal path delivers some of the finest walking in Europe.
Highlights
- Pembrokeshire Coast Path-186 miles of National Trail
- Skomer Island puffin colony
- Barafundle Bay-Britain's best hidden beach
- St Davids-Britain's smallest city
- Tenby's coloured harbour houses
- Stackpole Estate and lily ponds
- Coasteering's birthplace
Best Time to Visit
May through September for best weather. June-July for puffin season. August warmest but busiest. September excellent with smaller crowds. Coastal path walkable year-round.
Language: English, Welsh · Currency: British Pound (GBP, £)