12th - 16th June 2022
Five days - Four nights
one place has just become available
Been persuaded by clients that Pembroke was an area worth exploring and a couple of clients also recommended the Twr y Felin hotel as a good base for a group tour. Being as we always do what our clients tell us we immediately set about organising this Pembroke tour.
Newport Run: With coastal views and lunch stop for an optional beach walk, off route to Stumble Head and we go directly past Fishguard Quay which is lovely for an easy stroll.
‘Muddy boots’ day: to explore at your leisure and for those of you who prefer the easier life the town of St David with its famous cathedral is within easy walking distance of the hotel or a short drive away is Solva which you pass a couple of times on routes but is well worth parking and exploring the harbour and small independent shops. If you feel energetic you can walk from St David’s to Solva although that is a bit of a long haul and is labelled ‘Moderate’ – the non-walkers among us know what that means – get the car out. Also, you have the also you have the option of boat trips from Saint David’s to Ramsey Island trip, porpoises, seals, birds, or a whale and dolphin watching trip.
Tenby Run: Also with some coastal views and the chance to hop off to Pembroke Castle or explore the towns of Pembroke and Tenby with a run along the coast at Neyland with its marina and yacht club and a coffee and cake stop along the way. The highlight of this run is a three-course lunch at the luxurious Grove Hotel at Narberth (not to be confused with the Grove in St David’s).
Pembrokeshire’s dramatic and coastline is a joy for walkers.
As well planning the runs we are also giving you the opportunity to get out your walking boots for those that would like to take advantage of Pembrokeshire’s dramatic coastline which is a joy for walkers.
£910.00pp
