The Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail follows 186 miles of wild and rugged coastline along the west coast of Wales. Secluded beaches, castle ruins and sleepy fishing villages are a few of the sights you will see on this self guided hike in lovely Wales.

Poetry and motion are the key words for this Welsh walk that blends literature and landscape in a novel format. Experience breathtaking scenery on parts of the 186-mile Pembrokeshire coast path and dine with award-winning Welsh Poet Gillian Clarke.

Unspoiled natural beauty, millennia of history, Europe's oldest living language, a distinct culture, and unparalleled hospitality - this is truly a one-of-a-kind adventure.

In the wilds of Snowdonia National Park we experience the primitive beauty of a mystical land where a singular language and culture still thrive.

Wales lies in the Southwest of the UK, a landscape packed with mountain ranges, lush valleys, a rugged coastline and some charming towns. Among all this a network of trails and tracks used throughout Welsh history from the ancient Celts onwards.