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Pass three of Wales' largest cities whilst enjoying magnificent views of the Severn estuary and Glamorgan's heritage coast

The Wales Coast Path is easily accessible by the public transport system and many locations are also accessibly by the National Cycle Network.

It’s not all walking. In addition to the wide range of walking opportunities outlined, there are so many other things to see and do along the Coast Path.

Keep up to date with the latest news and information from the Coast Path Officer and our team on the ground.

Here are a few of our favourites walks and recommendations showing off the best of the Welsh coastline

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

A handy guide to where you can cycle on the North Wales Coast & Dee Estuary section of the Wales Coast Path.

Enjoy this walk with panoramic views of the Dwyryd Estuary and strolling through picturesque villages

Make the most of your family time by discovering what’s on your doorstep with these family friendly places along the Welsh coastline!

In 2018 Wales celebrates its coastline, with new epic experiences all around its shores. This is the Year of the Sea.

Escape busy city life in Cardiff and relax along the banks of the Severn Estuary

Enjoy this circular walk with panoramic views over the Twyi Estuary and a visit to Llansteffan castle

Here are a few of our favourites walks and recommendations showing off the best of the Welsh coastline

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.

The border on the north bank of the River Dee boasts a 'Welcome to Wales' sign, marker stones and daffodils in Spring

2016 is officially the Year of Adventure here in Wales! The landscape of this beautiful and rugged country is the perfect place to start your own adventure.

Return of wintering birds draws visitors to the Wales Coast Path

The Welsh coast and offshore islands are famed for their wealth of wildlife

Parts of the path are suitable and have facilities for horse riders

Skilled and proud artisans have been a feature of Welsh life for centuries. Inspired by beautiful and dramatic countryside, the range of natural materials available to them, and the history all around them, those traditions thrive today.