Celtic Trail
Self-guided linear route
5 Nights – 80m/128km
Average Daily Distance 20m/32km

The Celtic Trail, part of the National Cycle Network, covers 220 miles of magnificent landscape across South and West Wales. You’ll pick up this section of the trail in Saundersfoot, and travel through several of the pretty resort village of the south coast. Explore the cobbled streets in the medieval walled town of Tenby, before continuing to Pembroke, where one of the finest examples of a Norman Castle in the United Kingdom towers over the attractive millpond, dotted with swans. The Cleddau Bridge spans the bustling Milford Haven Waterway, one of the deepest natural harbours in the world, where pretty boats and endless sky reflect in the water below you.

On the traffic free Brunel Way you’ll embrace the solitude of open countryside, before entering the bustling county town of Haverfordwest, where you’re never more than a few blocks from a hearty pub meal. Heading west towards the craggy coast, Broad Haven marks the trail’s northward turn, and you’re greeted by endless sea and sky along beautiful St Brides Bay, to the smallest city in Britain, St Davids, with its imposing Cathedral and Bishops Palace. The route continues along the north coast to Fishguard, before heading inland through the lush and lovely Gwaun Valley, to Newport.

£391.10 per person. Price is based on two people sharing and includes 5 nights bed & breakfast; 4 days cycle hire; detailed directions to accommodation; maps; luggage transfer and transfer from Whitland Station/to Haverfordwest Station or to collect car. Arrive by car or public transport.