This easy to navigate and traffic free path is perfect for a gentle stroll or a ride your bike

Where the city meets the sea, this walk takes in many of the iconic landmarks in Wales’ capital city

Short easy circular route passing the smallest church in Wales

Sections of the path that are family friendly and accessible

Rhys Gwyn Roberts describes why the Llŷn Peninsula is one of the most stunning and varied part to walk on the Wales Coast Path.

A walk though shaded woodland on wooded track or boardwalk with glimpses of the Menai Strait and Britannia Bridge

A popular walk enjoyed by locals and visitors on a broad and firm section of the coast path

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

The meeting point of the southern terminous of the path with Offa's Dyke National Trail

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

A mostly flat and largely tarmacked walk alongside a beach and through nature reserves

A great circular walk from Talacre, on a splendid sandy beach with the option of a shorter walk behind the sand dunes

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

A scenic route packed with wildlife, seaside towns and nature reserves

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.

Have an enjoyable and trouble free visit by being aware of potential dangers

Walk 100 miles between Pwllheli and Aberystwyth using the train

Transport options for different sections of the path

Use our interactive map to plan your route today

Seven stories sure to send a shiver down your spine