Explore the Breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, start by heading towards the A40 road if you are in the northern part of Pembrokeshire, or the A487 if you are in the south. Follow the signs towards Fishguard or Tenby, depending on your starting point. As you approach the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, look for signs indicating the park entrance. The main visitor center is located at Pembroke Dock or St Davids, which are great starting points for exploring the park. Parking is available at various locations within the park, and there may be a small fee, depending on where you choose to park.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transport, you can take a train to either Haverfordwest or Fishguard. From Haverfordwest, you can catch a bus (the number 400 or 403) that takes you directly to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. If you arrive in Fishguard, you can also take local buses that operate routes into the park. It's advisable to check the latest bus schedules on the Pembrokeshire County Council website or local transport websites as they may vary by season. Make sure to have some change for bus fares, which typically cost around £2 to £5 depending on the distance.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous, cycling is a fantastic way to explore Pembrokeshire. You can rent bicycles in towns like Haverfordwest or St Davids. There are numerous cycle paths leading into Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Make sure to plan your route using local cycling maps, which are available online or at visitor centers. Remember to wear a helmet and be aware of the weather conditions, as coastal winds can be strong.