Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Tenby, Pembrokeshire, South Wales has a beautiful flat sandy beach accessed via steps at one end or sloping pathways at the western end to facilitate those visitors with wheelchair or limited mobility. Most of the shops and cafes can be found within an ancient walled castle. On street parking is for residents with permits, so visitors and tourists are obliged to use the Council pay & display car park at the clifftop at the western end of the beach. Beware this location can be very windy due to the exposed nature of the location. Beautiful views on a clear day.

Spectacular and Breathtaking, as its an ecosystem and amalgamation of landscapes from rocks, grasslands, trees, beaches and wild flowers. Most of this 183 mile park is provided with a coastal path and serviced by a bus, for walkers. I accessed this at St David's and Stackpole Quay, both of which are diverse and unique.
Definitely a must visit for the whole family!

Stunning National Park in West Wales. Get your hike boots on and enjoy the peace and tranquility. Alternatively some great cycle routes, and if the surf is up you're in for a treat - just watch for rip rides at Freshwater West.

The coast like is beautiful. It is great for long walks or cycles and you can even gorge walk along with other fun activities. There are also plenty of campsites on the coast line where you can access the coast with ease.

I have fallen in love with this area of the country. I stayed here in s camping trip, with my youngest son, at the end if August. Both of us it beautiful, with lovely quaint fishing towns, with breath taking beaches.

Awesome coast, definitely worth a visit and many returns after that. Great area for camping and hiking. Brilliant award winning beaches and fantastic photo opportunities.

Such beauty!! we were really lucky with the weather, having clear blue skies and lots of sun. Still, the cliffs and the beautiful blue colours of the sea... breathtaking. We walked to our heart's content! just fabulous

It's Friday and that means awesome! Lovely Friday in the coast line of Saint Davids, Pembrokeshire. Traveling to Pembroke is an endless moment I've ever had! It was hard to hike to this beautiful coastline, but it was worthed, guess why? It is the end of the land in Wales with a strong wind in the smallest city in United Kingdom, St. Davids!

So beautiful! We were luck enough to find nice weather and it made it just perfect. The walk is really easy, after the first few meters going up the rest of the walk is basically flat. Loved it!