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Walking Holidays in
Wales
 Cathedral and Cliff tops: St David’s to Poppit Sands
Self-guided linear trail
7 nights 62m/99km  ZZ-WA-Hike05c 2008 Rate: 8 days/ 7 nights $1,095 per person Single room supplement $220 -- based on GBP 545 / 110 Price is based on two people sharing and includes 5 nights bed & breakfast; 2 nights dinner, bed & breakfast; detailed directions to accommodation; maps; luggage transfer; transfer to/from Haverfordwest Station or to collect car. Arrive by car or public transport. Known for its rugged beauty and ancient landscape, this stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path begins on St David’s peninsula - home to the 12th Century Cathedral dedicated to the Patron Saint of Wales. The rugged route passes the craggy indentation of St Non’s Bay, and features breathtaking views of Ramsey Island – well known for its large and protected populations of marine wildlife.
Around the coast at St David’s Head, home to an Iron Age coastal fortress, noticeably fewer tourists populate the landscape. Here you’ll find the remains of the areas industrial past in the breath-taking beauty of the Blue Lagoon – an abandoned slate quarry - now linked to the sea by a narrow channel. The path continues through Porthgain around craggy Strumble Head, past the town of Fishguard, to trail’s end at Poppit Sands.
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