walkalongway.com™ - our core aim is to help you get the best exploring the beautiful countryside and coastline of Pembrokeshire and West Wales. 

Now all the festivities are over you can start to plan for the coming walking season and if you are looking to explore West Wales then you have come to the right place to start planning your trip. We have all you need from the "one stop shop", luggage transfer, guided walks and team building activities.   

Walkalongway has put together two great camping trips to give you the real wild side of Pembrokeshire, check out the webpages  the Wild Camping - Mynydd Preseli page or the Wild Camping - North Pembs Please fill out this form to help give us information needed to give you a brilliant wild camping experience ..

Since we started on the Luggage Transfer service we have had the opportunity to meet some very nice people. Sometimes in person but more often just to speak to on the telephone. People from all over the world and of course many of them from the U.K. Mr Phillip Williams was one of those people.

How would you like to have a good days exploring
North Pembrokeshire, including a pub lunch and then finsh the day of in one on Pembrokshire's best spa's. You can choose from an Indian head & back massage, Luxury pedicure or Full body massage and if there are more than four of you how about a session in the jacuzzi.

As we all know walking is a great way of getting active, so here is a plan that you can print off and use to get you going. The way to start is with a 20 minutes brisk walk around a route that you have measured out or around a route you are familiar with.

 The PRESELI CIRCLE Walking Trail starts of in the small town of Fishguard in North Pembrokeshire and heads on down through the beautiful Gwaun Valley before opening up onto the majestical Preseli Mountains.

Taking care across the Preseli Mountains you eventually come to the market town of Crymych, heading north until you can go no further you move of down part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

It takes 6 days to walk and is 67 miles in length.