Beginning and ending near the bustling market town of Narberth, this trail provides a wonderful opportunity for walkers to discover the highlights of the South Pembrokeshire countryside and coast. The trail follows the Coast Path south through the small resort village of Saundersfoot, along the coast to Tenby, a splendid example of a medieval walled town, with narrow cobbled streets, and numerous cafés and pubs. The pretty village of Manorbier boasts a well-preserved medieval castle, impressive Norman church and the King’s Quoit, a Neolithic cromlech. From here the route winds past some of the area’s loveliest secluded beaches, to the National Trust’s Stackpole Estate and the tiny harbour at Stackpole Quay. Beyond the tranquil lily ponds at Bosherston, the trail winds its way along the "secret waterway" of the Daugleddau estuary, passing through the tiny village of Carew with its impressive castle, Celtic cross, tidal mill and medieval bridge. The path continues beside sun-dappled waterways dotted with small villages with waterside pubs and tearooms and on through a track of ancient woodland, before returning to Narberth, a great place to wander through shops and galleries.

7 Nights - 70m/112km - Average Daily Distance - 11m/19km (Average Daily Distances are approximate.)