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Independent Trails: Fact File PCP1

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Trail Facts

Total Distance: 180 miles (288km)

Duration: 13 nights, 12 walking days

Minimum/maximum daily distances: 10 miles (16km)/18¹/₂ miles (29.5km)

Waymarking: The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is clearly waymarked and is very easy to follow

Season: All year

Starting point of holiday: St Dogmael's

End of holiday: Amroth

Tour code: PCP1

Itinerary

Day 1: Travel to St Dogmael's

Day 2: St Dogmael's to Newport 15 miles (24km)

Day 3: Newport to Goodwick 14 miles (22.5km)

Day 4: Goodwick to Aber Mawr 12¹/₂ miles (20km)

Day 5: Aber Mawr to Porth Mawr 17¹/₂ miles (28km)

Day 6: Porth Mawr to Newgale 18¹/₂ miles (29.5km)

Day 7: Newgale to Marloes 18 miles (29km)

Day 8: Marloes to Sandy Haven 14 miles (22.5km)

Day 9: Sandy Haven to Pembroke 15¹/₂ miles (25km)

Day 10: Pembroke to Angle 10 miles (16km)

Day 11: Angle to Bosherton (Sampson Cross) 15 miles (24km)/(Stack Rocks) 18 miles (29km)

Day 12: Bosherton to Manorbier 11 miles (17.5km)

Day 13: Manorbier to Amroth 15 miles (24km)

Day 14: Depart Amroth

What's included?

• 13 nights accommodation in en-suite rooms with private bathrooms (where available) in selected hotels, inns and guesthouses along the trail.
• Traditional cooked breakfast.
• Door to door luggage transfer.
• Maps with the route marked on and a guidebook describing the trail.
• An information pack containing an itinerary, instructions on how to find your accommodation each night, town plans, information about facilities and places of interest along the trail and a kit list.
• Detailed travel instructions on how to get to the start of your holiday and back from the end of it.
• Emergency assistance

Travel information

Detailed instructions on how to get to the start of the holiday and back from the end of it are sent to you on booking. A summary is given below.

Most convenient railway station(s) for the start of trail: (1) Carmarthen or (2) Fishguard

Onward travel: (1) There is a fairly frequent bus service between Carmarthen and St Dogmaels (via Cardigan). The journey takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. (2) There is a fairly frequent bus service between Fishguard and St Dogmaels (via Cardigan). The journey takes approximately 48 minutes

Most convenient railway station(s) for the end of trail: (1) Kilgetty or (2) Tenby or (3) Carmarthen.

End of trail to railway station(s): (1) There is a limited bus service between Amroth and Kilgetty. The journey takes about 18 minutes. (2) and (3) There is a more frequent bus service from Amroth to Tenby (approximately 23 minutes) or Carmarthen (about 1 hour 15 minutes).

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