Wales Coast Path

The Wales Coast Path was the first in the world to follow the entire coastline of a country. There’s much to discover on this 870 mile route, including unspoilt beaches and wildlife on both land and sea. Step back in time with our ancient castles and find a warm welcome in the many pubs and restaurants along the path.

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Friendly towns on the Wales Coast Path

Tempting food, fascinating history, sea views, warm welcomes and fish’n’chips all included.

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I walked it all, through all seasons of the year

Read Ursula Martin's epic tale of her walk along the Wales Coast Path.

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Top walks in Carmarthenshire

Take a walk through the gorgeous Carmarthenshire countryside.

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Why Anglesey is perfect for a dog-friendly holiday

Lottie Gross and her dog Arty, explore dog-friendly things to do on Anglesey.

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Take your exploring to the next level

RSPB's Elinor Meloy shares her favourite places for a day out in the stunning Gwent Levels.

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Run the Wales trails

Athlete Lowri Morgan shares some ideas for 5km running trails across Wales to inspire any running journey.

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Must visit beaches in South Wales

Staying in South Wales? Discover our beach guide.

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Discover beautiful sandy beaches in West Wales

Discover our West Wales beaches and enjoy the great British seaside.

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A view of the coastline near Criccieth from the castle.

Exploring coastlines, castles and communities near Criccieth

Criccieth is the perfect base for exploring the ancient ruins and pristine beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula.

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View of Beaumaris Castle across moat.

Royalty and Romans: Wales has an incredible history

Brutal invasions, castles, myths, legends and industrial works; the story of Wales is captivating.

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Barmouth bridge at sunset looking towards the sea.

Hop on! Enjoy North Wales' west coast by train

Experience the highlights of The Coastal Way along the incredibly scenic Cambrian Coast Railway.

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Huw Brassington on Pen Llŷn’s outdoor adventures

Runner Huw Brassington's top spots for running, cycling and stunning views of the Llŷn Peninsula.

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