Saturday 26th September 2026
Distance: 7.5 miles/12km
Duration: 4 hours
Led by: Pembrokeshire Ramblers
Discovery and connection
The route follows the coast path along the cliff top to the beach at Manorbier where we will stop for a short break, with toilets nearby. If at this point any walkers find the route too challenging there is any easy 30 minuet walk back to the start.
We then continue on the coast path to Swan Lake Bay for lunch. Afterwards we go inland through farmland and quiet country roads, via Manorbier village, and back to the start.
The coast path is narrow and steep in places any dogs should be kept on short leads. Please bring a packed lunch and plenty of liquids. Wear appropriate footwear and clothing to suite weather conditions on the day.
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This event is part of YHA's Festival of Walking - view other social walks.
Saturday 26th September
Start time: 10:00am
Starting point: YHA Manorbier
It’s free to sign up for this event. We’re encouraging participants to make a voluntary donation to support our Breaks Programme, helping groups of young people and families facing challenging circumstances to access life-changing adventures in our hostels.
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