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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is one of the National Trails situated in Wales. This trail has a total length of 186 miles/299 kilometres with a total ascent equal to the height of Mount Everest. This is part three in a series of five videos which has been compiled into a playlist. Also, if you're planning to do the trail, there is a Trail Review video, that provides hints and tips that will help you achieve a successful completion. More recently, I have completed a summary video that consolidates all the playlist videos into a single video. Needless to say, this video does not have the same level of detail as the playlist videos but serves the purpose of providing a taster of this National Trail.
We are following a South to North route stating in Amroth and finishing near Cardigan, after a hike of 10 days and 50 minutes! This video charts the tries and tribulations of days five and six. Day five finds us wild camping in a field not far from the site of Henry Tudor's landing at Mill Bay. From here he travelled to Bosworth to beat Richard 3rd in battle, however, we travel west to St Ann's Bay to pass the lighthouse. A little further see us at the sight of a small disused quarry that would make an ideal wild camping pitch in appropriate calm weather.
On this day we eventually pass Broad Haven where we refuel and resupply before finding a wild camping spot on the cliff edges a mile from the beach of Broad Haven. Another long and this time a very hot hiking day follows when we are eventually able to gain a pitch at a private camping ground in Porth Claris.