Part of the Whole Wales Coast path, Pembrokeshire Coast path (PCP) is the oldest part of the Wales coastal walking.
The Southern section, which starts at the official beginning of the PCP begins at Amroth, a lovely seaside village with lots of character.
The path heads up towards the town of Tenby, where you can spend as much time as you like looking around the shops, walled town and try and get to see the Tudor House.

During your walk you will encounter fantastic countryside and coastline, cliffs with amazing rock formations, sand dunes, the industrial part of Pembrokeshire and lovely villages, ending in Pembroke with the amazing Pembroke Castle.

The holiday is for 6 nights and 5 days walking.
Day 1 – Arrive in Amroth
Day 2 – Amroth to Penally – 10 miles
Day 3 – Penally to Stackpole – 11.5 miles
Day 4 – Stackpole to Freshwater West – 13 miles
Day 5 – Freshwater West to Angle – 8.5
Day 6 – Angle to Pembroke – 11 miles
Day 7 – Onward journey

Tailor made options are available on request,
Contact Anita for more information

The Wiseman’s Bridge Tunnels lit up at night are part of the old slate railway that runs from Wiseman’s Bridge through to Saundersfoot which you will pass through as this is part of the coastal path.

Included in the price of £725 per person, based on 2 people sharing. (£30.00 nightly supplement for single walkers).
The holiday can be adjusted to meet your requirements.

• On call for help with any problems.
• 6 nights B&B accommodation, 5 days walking.
• Luggage transfer (carried by ourselves).
• Maps and direction to accommodation.
• There is a train station at Kilgetty and there is a station at Pembroke for your onward journey.
• If you are coming by car we can arrange for your car to be parked in a secure area.

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