Intrepid explorers will be in their element on this three-night break in North Pembrokeshire.

During the day you will walk up to 14 miles, while come evening, you will set up camp at campsites in the great outdoors.

After three days you will probably be in need of a long hot bath, but you will forget about that once you set sight on the scenery and wildlife here.

 Think of Wales and you will probably conjure up images of Welsh male-voice choirs, rolling hills dotted with cotton-wool-like sheep, and perhaps a freshly-griddled Welsh cake. It may well be a small country, but it's definitely got a big heart. Not even the typical Welsh weather can dampen the spirits when you are faced with the dramatic scenery of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Ancient burial chambers stud hillsides, sandy beaches hug the coastline, and dense woodland shelters all manner of wildlife. Hiking here is not just any old walk in the park Walking in North Pembrokeshire serves up a huge array wildlife, landscapes and history. The cliffs around Strumble Head are popular with seabirds, while out to sea, seals, porpoises – and even whales – have been spotted. Back on dry land, you can take your pick from prehistoric monuments and tiny chapels along the headland close to Fishguard. And St David's - the smallest city in Britain with a cathedral that dates back to 1200 has drawn crowds since the Middle Ages.

Day 1

Arrive at start of trip in the City of St.Davids - Introduction and welcome from walkalongway staff. Make ready camp and erect tents – help and advice is available. Cook evening meal, eat meal and discuss the trip and retire to the tents.

Day 2

Aim to leave St.Davids, with all your equipment, by 9.30am. Walk along the coastal path to Trefin, where there are camping facilities. Set up camp, evening meal and evening activities or night hike – supplied by walkalongway staff and members of the party.

Day 3

Up and get ready, breakfast and break camp – be ready to leave by 9.00. Walk back to Coastal Path and head toward Strumble Head. This is a long stretch, around14 miles, and can be hard going in places. 5.00 arrive at A campsite near Strumble Head, set up camp and make ready the evening activities.

Day 4

Up and get ready, breakfast and break camp – be ready to leave by 9.30. Leave Strumble Head and head out towards Fishguard, this part covers some excellent country and coastline. Once arrived at Fishguard, the day can be spent how ever you want.
For example you can explore the town and harbour, take time out in the local spa www.ivybridgespa.co.uk or go exploring in the Gwaun Valley.

The camping will sometimes be away from amenities and will usually be in a sheltered field or wooded area so an understanding of this type of trip would be useful, but there will be experienced staff on hand. We encourage people to bring their own equipment (including sleeping bag) - look at our infomation page to help you with your planning and reqiurements. Please let us know of any special requirements before the trip starts. 

Prices start from £350

Included in the price:

Guided walk.
2 full days and half day on day 4.
All activities.
All camping fees. 
Breakfast on day 2,3 and 4.
Packed lunches days 2 and 3.
Evening camp meals on days 1,2 and 3.
Snacks, Water, Tea, Coffee and Juices.
Transport back to St, Davids if required.

 Please fill out the Wild Camping Form

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