Exclusive walking tours around fascinating parts of Pembrokeshire, and other parts of Wales
Explore St. Davids, Solva, Newport and Nevern, and beyond…
Discover truly fascinating parts of South West Wales, on our guided walking tours… or walkabouts!
A deep and hidden history…
We’ll introduce you to the deep and often-hidden and forgotten history of the Pembrokeshire coast, and its hinterlands.
As we walkabout together, you will discover the history and landscapes of truly mesmerising parts of South West Wales.
So, whether you want to explore local landscapes, history, folklore and archaeology, your own family roots – or everything and anything, get in touch! We take half-day 3 hour bookings for small groups of walkers – phone today to make your booking.
Trending themed walks
These are our four most popular themed guided walkabouts, right now… book yours today!
‘Footsteps of the Celtic Saints’
Exploring the early hermit saints of St. Davids, from Aidan of Ferns to St. Justinian.
‘Promontory of the Eight Perils’
Coastal walk encompassing Penmaen Dewi’s hut circles, and several burial chambers.
‘St. Brynach and his holy mountain’
St. Brynach, Mynydd Carningli, his cave… and a medieval pilgrim route.
‘The Irish-American connection’
From a local Pennsylvania to an overview of numerous Cambro- Norman families, and their ties to Ireland and Irish America… from Barry to FItzGerald.
“In Irish, St. Davids was known as K(/C)ilmuine, or Cill Muine – roughly translating as the church in the thicket … of huge importance to Ireland, and a major centre of learning – many Irish saints are associated with the area, including Patrick, Ailbe, Finbarr, Declan, Molua, Finnian of Clonard and Aidan of Ferns, a great friend of St. David.“ – BBC Countryfile Magazine
The view from Nevern Castle… the holy mountain of Mynydd Carningli on the right
Get in touch to book your walking tour through this magical landscape
Latest Insights…
Wonderful Welsh ponies horses inhabit many parts of the St. Davids coastline – we will often meet various herds on our rambles
The Lives of the early saints offer fascinating insights into earlier times and local places and landscapes – we can include such insights on our guided walks
The Bleeding Yew of Nevern will feature on our walks in the footsteps of St. Brynach… found in the approach to St. Brynach’s Church, where Brynach founded his clas
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