186 miles, 290 km, 15 days

National Trail

The Pembrokeshire Coast (National Park) lies in the Southwest corner of Wales. Like the Southwest of England, the coast is battered by the ocean for millions of years, forming the spectacular cliffs and inlets we do enjoy so much. This National Trail follows the cliff tops for most of the way. The heights may be not what you remember of the trail's big brother in the south, the remoteness is no less. Large parts are not accessible by road, and therefore unspoilt and wild.

Of course, during these two strenuous weeks you will have plenty opportunity to relax, be it in the village pub, be it stretched out on the beach.