Gruff Owen describes his favourite part of the Wales Coast Path.

Reconnect with nature along the path

Reconnect with nature along the path

Ancient burial mounds and a medieval church in the sea.

Jane’s Wales Coast Path Odyssey

A stunning beach, a lighthouse, an ancient church, a Norman castle and the last of Edward’s castles in Wales.

Discover new perspectives and views from the Wales Coast Path

An easy inland walk going through Fairy Glen local nature reserve

A fine walk along the post industrial coastline incorporting the Llanelli Wetland Centre

A practical guide with useful hints and tips by Vivienne Crow

A town of lots of history with plenty of alternative paths to explore nearby woodlands, wetlands and heritage features

Remnants of our past are scattered all along the 870-mile-long Wales Coast Path. From industrial heritage to medieval churches to Bronze and Iron Age sites, the Welsh coast is littered with some magnificent and unique places.

Enjoy the vast views of the Severn Estuary on this flat easy walk

Extensive coastal views await you after a climb onto Llanmadoc Hill

Around the Great Orme from the Queen of Welsh Resorts to one of the world’s best-preserved medieval castles.

Explore the Wales Coast Path - perfect for all members of the family!

Tricia Cottnam describes the sheer variety of the South Wales coastline and how it will captivate you to walk and enjoy it.

Dave Quarrell - first walk of both Wales Coast Path and Offa's Dyke Path National Trail..

Enjoy a walk with a variety of habitats based dunes and wooded areas

Mike is the first over-sixty year old to walk the Wales Coast Path and Offa's Dyke Path National Trail back to back (that’s more than 1000 miles). Here is the tale of his adventures...