West Angle and Bosherston Lily Ponds would be worth looking into and although it's not coastal the route around Carew Castle is also very nice and easy access. For more info on these routes search our website for 'Walks for All'. There are also a number of short walks on our 'Web Walks' page.

Hey, Jamie - I'd luv to help with your plans for a visit to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path as it's an amazing treasure that attracts business owners and visitors with common interests in living simply and nature's beauty. My husband and I have done several walking holidays; the first was arranged (not guided) by a tour operator; the next several I've self-booked. There is a generous learning curve to figuring out point-to-point distance & accessibility if you do the booking, however, you're rewarded by staying in accommodations that suit you best. An important note: I'd say only 60% of our PCP guesthouses and B&Bs have rooms for 6 or 8 guests. Definitely book as early as you can. Baggage transfer was literally a walk in the park as it was handled perfectly - professionally, economically and efficiently - by Walkalongway (found on TA) We opted not to do Skomer Island as my husband doesn't like to deter from the path but I heard great things from other walkers who did take a day off the path. Spoiler: many of them didn't see any puffins. Section-wise, we went south to north from Monk's Haven to St Dogmael's in nine easy days; you can definitely do it in a week if you skip Skomer. I can give you our lodging and mileages; a few of which were incredible and not to be missed. We went at the end of May, not at all crowded and incredible wildflowers. Cheers!

Hello - June is a good time to walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path as there will be lots of flowers out. There is always plenty of space on the Coast Path, whatever time of year you choose to walk it. Good luck with your planning.

its not a park in that sense. more a path. doesnt close.