walking with nature

local sectors

Pembroke - Milford Haven  (14 miles) ☑

It may be different in character to the wilder parts of the Coast Path but it's surprisingly fascinating, with plenty of historical interest en-route.  Plus, there aren't any serious gradients!

Milford Haven - Dale  (9 miles) ☑

An easy section to walk with no severe hills, this stage takes you over the causeway at Sandy Haven, so check the tide times and avoid a four mile detour inland!

Dale - Martins Haven  (10.5 miles) ☑☑

Wild and exposed headlands punctuate this moderately strenuous section of Coast Path.  Running past the mouth of the Milford Haven estuary at St Ann’s Head, overlooking the turbulent tidal race at Jack Sound, with Skomer Island just offshore.

Martins Haven - Nolton Haven  (14 miles) ☑☑

Known locally as the 'six havens' walk, it's popular with guests walking from either end, back to Broad Haven!  Although morerately strenuous overall, at low tide it's possible to walk from Little Haven to Broad Haven along the beach, cutting out the steepest of the hills.

Nolton Haven - Caerfai  (12 miles) ☑☑☑

This is one of the most popular sections of The Coast Path, with stunning scenery. . .  but hills to match!  Although the stretch from Newgale to Solva is a real rollercoaster ride, it's amply rewarded by views down to the harbour and along the coast to St Davids.

Bosherston lily ponds  (1 mile) ☑

An easy walk around Bosherston's beautiful lily ponds, with options to explore the dunes and pools of the Mere Pool Valley behind Broadhaven South beach.  The walk is mostly along even gravel paths with two narrow causeways, so is suitable for wheelchair users and rich in wildlife all year round.