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.

Wave crashing onto a Pembrokeshire beach.

Favourite Welsh waves

Find the best breaks in Wales, chosen by champion pro-surfer and Swansea girl Gwen Spurlock.

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Aerial view of Porthgain Harbour and some small boats.

Four walks in Pembrokeshire

Here are four fabulous strolls on the world-renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

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Image of South Stack Lighthouse from above, perched on a clifftop.

Island dreams: ten of our Anglesey favourites

For a small island, Anglesey packs in a heck of a lot. Here are ten favourites to get you started.

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Sandcastles on the beach with the sea and sky in the distance.

10 brilliant beaches for families

Discover safe family friendly beaches perfect for rock pooling, paddling and scoffing ice cream.

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A couple on the coast path looking out to sea with binoculars.

Five birds you’ll see (and hear) along the coast

Discover five evocative bird sounds that you might hear on your coastal journey.

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View of St Catherine's Fort on St Catherine's Island, and small boats picking up passengers from Tenby.

Lose yourself in Tenby

Find out how to make the most of your time in Tenby - one of Wales' best seaside towns.

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Man and woman sat on a clifftop looking out to sea.

Could this be South Wales' best kept secret?

Don't tell anyone but we think the Vale of Glamorgan is really rather special. Here's why...

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