Climbing in St Davids
Overview
The South Face of St David's Head offers a short 50ft climb and includes routes ideal for first time leaders. Belay setup is plentiful. Step-Up (VS 4c) and Overhanging Buttress (HVS 5a) are two lovely routes. North Buttress provides 60ft routes from HVS to E3 6a, best on a summer evening with low tide.
What makes it special
- Perfect for first timers
Hostels nearby
Other things to do nearby
Cwm Deri Vineyard and Estate
Stroll through a vineyard surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Pembrokeshire National Park - a unique attraction which isn't often seen in the UK climate.
TYF Adventure
If you're looking for an adrenaline rush there are plenty of activities for you to choose from here.
West Wales Wind, Surf, Sail Watersports
Learn to do a variety of watersports or just hire the equipment and DIY! There are a range of courses on offer to cater for all ages and abilities.
Walking & rambling in Broad Haven
You're right on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path at this hostel, so stop off on your way through or use the hostel as a base.
Watersports in Broad Haven
With loads to choose from you can really try anything here.
St David's Peninsular
A ruggedly beautiful coastline and heather moorland steeped in Celtic history. Keep an eye open for the Prehistoric archaeology.
Solva Woollen Mill
The oldest working woollen mill in Pembrokeshire. Watch the looms at work and browse in the mill shop.
Ramsey Island Boat Tours
Take a trip to this lovely island to discover mighty cliffs, fascinating bird life and seals. Don't forget your picnic! Visit the website
Walking and rambling in St Davids
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is within 10 minutes walk of the hostel. Walking in either direction offers some fantastic scenery - look out for seals and dolphins at certain times of the year.
Cycling in St Davids
Get out on your bike and explore some amazing hidden coves, or cycle across to Solva or even Newgale for a pub lunch and cool drink in the sun.
Watersports in St Davids
The closest beach to YHA St David's is Whitesands, a short walk from the hostel which saves on parking fees.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
With over 950km of footpaths, walking is an ideal way to appreciate the spectacular scenery, wildlife and history of the park. Visit the website