Pembrokeshire & South Wales
From £835pp
Self-Drive Holidays
Duration 9 Nights
Pembrokeshire
Discover Glorious Beaches & Idyllic Welsh Villages
Pembrokeshire’s awe-inspiring coastline is ever-changing, with endless unspoilt beaches, sheltered coves and exhilarating cliff top paths. Picturesque fishing villages offer welcoming old inns, seafood restaurants and beautiful serene churches. At sea, porpoises and seals play, and loud seabirds nest on steep rocky cliffs, on this enviable stretch of coast.
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- Cardiff Castle, Castel Coch and Cardiff Bay
- The beautiful coastline of the Pembrokeshire National Park
- The dramatic green landscapes of the Brecon Beacons National Park
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
From £1390pp
Walking Holidays
Distance 186 miles / 298 km
Duration 14 - 17 Nights
- Walk along some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain
- Explore the great Norman castles at Manorbier and Pembroke
- Discover Britain’s smallest city of St Davids with its glorious Medieval cathedral
Pembrokeshire Coast Path – South
From £770pp
Walking Holidays
Distance 58 miles / 93 km
Duration 7 Nights
- Experience one of the UK’s most beautiful coastlines
- Explore the ancient walled town of Tenby, with its picturesque harbour
- Visit the historic castles of Manorbier and Pembroke
Pembrokeshire Coast Path – North
From £630pp
Walking Holidays
Distance 68 miles / 109 km
Duration 6 Nights
- Walk along some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain
- Look out for elusive marine life including grey seals, harbour porpoise, bottlenose dolphins, whales and basking sharks
- Visit the picturesque seaside villages nestled along the coast
Pembrokeshire Coast Path – Central
From £705pp
Walking Holidays
Distance 60 miles / 96 km
Duration 7 Nights
- Walk from Pembroke to St Non's through the heart of Britain’s only coastal National Park
- Enjoy breathtaking coastal scenery as you make your way across the stunning Marloes Peninsula
- Keep an eye out for local marine wildlife in St Brides Bay, such as dolphins, porpoises, whales and puffins
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