Pembrokeshire Coast Path
The Pembrokeshire coast path is a path along the coast of Pembrokeshire coastline which twists and turns its way around the striking and beautiful Pembrokeshire peninsula and follows the entire Pembrokeshire coastline for over 186 miles.

Taking an active and relaxing walking holiday following the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail is the best way to enjoy a break from work. You will be perpetually vitalised by the spectacular coastal scenery, as your walking holiday will take you across Wales' stunning white beaches, and over cliff-tops coated in wild flowers. You can visit Norman castles on the Pembrokeshire coast path, and even hermit churches.

The Pembrokeshire coast path is a part Britain's only truly coastal National Park. It's a breathtaking landscape of rugged cliffs, beaches, woodlands and hills. There is a great deal of wildlife to be spotted along the Pembrokeshire coast path such as wild birds and foxes.

The famous Pembrokeshire Coast Long Distance Footpath is within 10 minutes walk from Timber Hill. This Path skirts the entire 168 miles of spectacular Pembrokeshire coastline from Poppit in the north to Amroth in the south. Broad Haven is situated roughly midway between the two in St Brides Bay.

The National Park Authority maintains the Pembrokeshire coast path, which helps the public to enjoy and understand it. Take a holiday with Timberhill Leisure and spend a day hiking through the Pembrokeshire coast path.

The Pembrokeshire coast path is situated near to our accommodation in Pembrokeshire, Wales and our packages are designed to cater to people who enjoy rambling, hiking, and walking.