Discover the Natural Beauty of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving to The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, start from Pembroke Dock. Head southwest on Richmond Rd/A4139 towards the roundabout. Take the first exit onto A477 and follow the signs for Pembroke. Continue onto the A487, which will take you directly into the national park area. You will find several designated parking areas along the coast where you can stop and explore different sections of the park. Parking fees vary by location, so be sure to check the signs.

• Public Transportation

  If you prefer taking public transportation, you can catch a train from Swansea to Pembroke Dock. From Pembroke Dock train station, you can take a local bus (such as the 349 or 350 service) that goes to various points along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Make sure to check the bus schedules ahead of time, as they may vary. The bus fare is typically around £2-£5 depending on your destination within the park.

• Walking

  Once you are within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, many areas are accessible by foot. If you are near the coastal paths, you can explore the stunning scenery on foot. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks as some paths may take several hours to walk. The park provides maps at various points which are helpful for navigating the trails.

• Cycling

  Cycling is another excellent way to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. You can rent bicycles in Pembroke Dock or bring your own. There are designated cycling paths along the coast that provide breathtaking views. Be aware that some areas may have steep inclines, so it's advisable to be prepared for a moderate level of fitness. Ensure you have a bike lock as you may want to stop and explore various areas along the way.