Walks from St David’s, Pembrokeshire
🌿 Coastal cliffs, headlands, sandy bays, offshore island views
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St David’s is Britain’s smallest city — a cathedral and a grid of streets in the remote Pembrokeshire countryside — and one of the finest walking bases on the Welsh coast. St David’s Head is a dramatic headland of ancient monuments and sea views, while the Coast Path north and south offers some of the finest cliff walking in Britain.
A magical, remote-feeling base with a magnificent medieval cathedral, St David’s makes an exceptional walking destination for those seeking the best of the Pembrokeshire coast without the crowds of Tenby or Saundersfoot.
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Car park on the outskirts of the city. No train — bus from Haverfordwest. Bus from Haverfordwest (411)
Cwtch Restaurant, The Bench, Blas at Cwtch
- St David’s Head
- Whitesands Bay & Ramsey Sound
- Solva
- Porthgain
- Abereiddy & the Blue Lagoon
- Caerfai Bay circular
- All Pembrokeshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around St David’s is covered by OS OL35. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Pembrokeshire Coast Path





