With the Gower Peninsula designated the UK’s first ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the Pembrokeshire Coast being the only coastal National Park, you are guaranteed spectacular coastal scenery on this four day break – everything from pristine beaches, secluded bays, rugged cliffs and picturesque harbours combined with a great variety of flora and fauna. This is the perfect location for a walking holiday.
Day 2: Gower Peninsular
After your included breakfast we travel to Llanmadoc to meet our guides for today’s walks. We walk along the beach, and along the magnificent sand dunes of Broughton Burrows, Llangennith Burrows and Hillend Burrows. We make a stop for lunch (not included) before continuing along Rhossili Bay, the best beach in the UK, and look out to Worm’s Head, a spectacular view. We finish in Rhossili village, where you can purchase a refreshing ice cream or drink at the Worm’s Head Hotel before returning to our hotel by coach for your included evening meal. Today’s walk is approximately 7.5 miles.
Day 3: Pembrokeshire Coast
After your included breakfast we meet our guides in Amroth and walk along a section of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The route leads us out of the village towards Wiseman Bridge where we join an old track called Miners Walk and go through some tunnels to reach Saundersfoot. After lunch (not included) we continue to Monkstone Point where we can see wonderful views. Reaching the deep valley of Waterwynch we follow the path which joins a country road to Tenby. After some free time we return to our hotel for your included evening meal. Today’s walk is approximately 8 miles.
Safety and Comfort: The walks advertised are designed and led by an experienced walking guide. They are suitable for anyone who is fully mobile and reasonably fit (you need to be able to climb a stile without difficulty), though we realise everyone has their own pace so for your own health and safety there will also be a back marker to guide you. It is essential that you wear the appropriate footwear - either strong shoes or boots which give ankle support, with soles which give a good grip as surfaces may be uneven/wet etc. A waterproof coat, warm clothes and comfortable trousers are also strongly advisable. A rucksack/backpack is recommended to carry any extra clothes and drinks/snacks. Please note: Routes may be altered due to weather conditions. If you are not wearing suitable clothing, the walking guide has the right to stop you from participating for your own health and safety.