Aber Draw/Trefin to Whitesands Bay – on the Wales Coast Path
The last day on Pembrokeshire’s wild, undulating north coast, taking in high cliffs, secluded settlements and atmospheric heathland
- Cardigan-Newport
- Newport-Fishguard
- Fishguard-Pwll Deri
- Pwll Deri-Aber Draw
- Aber Draw-Whitesands Bay
- Whitesands Bay-Solva
- Solva-Broad Haven
- Broad Haven-Marloes Sands
- Marloes Sands-Sandy Haven
- Sandy Haven-Pembroke
- Pembroke-Angle
- Angle-St Govans
- St Govans-Manorbier
- Manorbier-Amroth Castle
- Tenby
Outline
Distance: 11 miles / 18 kilometres
Start: Mill ruins at Aber Draw – SM 834 324
Finish: Whitesands Bay car park – SM 734 271
Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer OL35 North Pembrokeshire, Landranger 157 St David’s & Haverfordwest
Services: B&Bs, hostel, campsite, toilets, pub and café in Trefin, 450 metres from the start of this section. Pub, café and toilets in Porthgain. Seasonal snack van and toilets at Abereiddy. Campsite and bunkhouse, 400 metres off route at Pwll Caerog. Seasonal beach café, toilets and campsite at Whitesands. St Davids, 3 kilometres from the end of this section, has a range of accommodation, places to eat, shops, a chemist, and banks with cash machines. (St Davids Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre: 01437 720392; info@orielyparc.co.uk
Where to stay: Local accommodation includes:
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Plan your trip
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