Walks from Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan
🌿 Limestone cliffs, coastal grassland, country park, bay promenade
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Penarth is Cardiff’s elegant coastal neighbour — a Victorian seaside town on a headland above the Bristol Channel, with the start of the Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coast immediately south and the Wales Coast Path threading east to Cardiff Bay and west along the limestone cliffs.
A pleasant Victorian seaside town with a pier and good cafés, Penarth is an ideal starting point for the Glamorgan Heritage Coast — one of Wales’s finest but least-known coastal landscapes — and is just ten minutes from Cardiff by train.
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Town car parks. Penarth station (Cardiff Queen Street line — 10 minutes)
Restaurant James Sommerin, The Pilot pub, Brodies café
- Lavernock Point & St Mary’s Well Bay
- Glamorgan Heritage Coast to Barry
- Wales Coast Path to Cardiff Bay
- Cosmeston Lakes
- Sully Island
- Penarth Head & pier
- All Vale of Glamorgan towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Penarth is covered by OS Explorer 151. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Wales Coast Path
- Glamorgan Heritage Coast Path





