November 11, 2024
ISLE OF ANGLESEY
From Llanrhystud to St Dogmaels
ISLE OF ANGLESEY
From Llanrhystud to St Dogmaels
- 4 - 7 nights
- Moderate - Demanding
- From £525pp
Holiday Details
Description
Pricing
What's Included
Map
Description
Explore the stunning Wales Coast Path on this scenic journey from Llanrhystud to St Dogmaels, a route that spans 42 miles (67 km) of breathtaking coastal views. The tour offers varying lengths, from 4 to 7 nights, allowing walkers of all levels to enjoy the charm and tranquility of the Welsh coast at their own pace.
Starting in the seaside village of Llanrhystud, the walk meanders through quiet fishing villages, sandy coves, and along cliff-top paths that offer sweeping views of the Irish Sea. You’ll pass through some of the most picturesque towns in Wales, including the colorful harbor of Aberaeron, the peaceful beaches of New Quay, and the charming villages of Aberporth and Llangrannog. As you make your way southward, the scenery transitions between rugged cliffs, rolling hills, and serene beaches.
Each day brings a new perspective on the diverse landscapes of the Ceredigion coastline. Whether you’re strolling along headlands or relaxing on quiet beaches, the tour offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, wildlife spotting, and cultural exploration. The final stop at St Dogmaels, a historic village known for its abbey ruins and stunning estuary views, marks the end of this unforgettable journey.
With accommodation in handpicked, comfortable inns and hotels, this easy-to-moderate tour provides an ideal balance of physical activity and relaxation. Walkers can choose a pace and duration that suits their preference, making it a perfect adventure for those looking to immerse themselves in the unspoiled beauty of the Welsh coast.
Pricing
Pricing
- Prices shown are per person
- These are guide prices based on standard accommodation assuming double/twin rooms.
Byways Stays provide the flexible service for any number of nights. Rest days can be added as required.
| Number of Nights | Prices From |
| 4 | £525 |
| 5 | £645 |
| 6 | £770 |
| 7 | £885 |
| Extras | Price |
| Single supp/night if solo walker | £70 |
| Single supp/night if part of a group | £60 |
Discounts & Offers
Discounts of 10% for groups of 4 or more.
What's Included
- Accommodation in en-suite rooms (where available) in selected B&B’s, hotels, inns and guesthouses along the trail, or a short distance away via taxi provided at our expense.
- Breakfast each day.
- Door to door luggage transfer.
- Maps with the route marked on and a guidebook or route notes describing the trail.
- An information pack containing an itinerary, instructions on how to find your accommodation each night and a kit list.
- Detailed travel instructions on how to get to the start of your holiday and back from the end of it.
Map
Itinerary
4 Nights and 3 Walking Days
Total Distance: 42 miles (67 km)
Grade: Moderate/Demanding
Day 1: Llanrhystud (L) to New Quay (14.5 miles / 23 km)
The journey begins with a demanding day of walking along scenic cliffs and beaches, ending in the charming village of New Quay, known for its harbor and wildlife.Day 2: New Quay to Aberporth (L) (13.5 miles / 21.5 km)
Today’s walk continues along the coast, passing quiet coves and headlands before reaching the peaceful village of Aberporth.Day 3: Aberporth to St Dogmaels (L) (14 miles / 22.5 km)
The final day takes you through rugged cliff-top paths and stunning sea views, concluding in the historic village of St Dogmaels.Finish: Depart from St Dogmaels after breakfast.
5 Nights and 4 Walking Days
Total Distance: 42 miles (67 km)
Grade: Moderate
Day 1: Llanrhystud (L) to Aberaeron (L) (8 miles / 12.5 km)
A gentle start to the tour as you head to the colorful harbor town of Aberaeron, with its Georgian architecture and bustling marina.Day 2: Aberaeron to Cwmtudu (T) (10 miles / 16 km)
Continue south along the coastline, passing through scenic countryside and quiet coves to reach the seaside village of Cwmtudu.Day 3: Cwmtudu (T) to Aberporth (L) (10 miles / 16 km)
Today’s walk offers more dramatic coastal scenery as you head toward the village of Aberporth, known for its sandy beaches.Day 4: Aberporth (L) to St Dogmaels (L) (14 miles / 22.5 km)
The final stretch follows rugged cliff-top paths, with sweeping views of the Irish Sea as you approach St Dogmaels.Finish: Depart from St Dogmaels after breakfast.
6 Nights and 5 Walking Days
Total Distance: 42 miles (67 km)
Grade: Moderate
Day 1: Llanrhystud (L) to New Quay (L) (14.5 miles / 23 km)
The tour begins with a scenic walk along cliffs and beaches to New Quay, a bustling seaside village.Day 2: New Quay to Llangrannog (L) (8.5 miles / 13.5 km)
Follow the coastal path through rolling headlands to the charming village of Llangrannog, where you can relax by the beach.Day 3: Llangrannog (L) to Aberporth (L) (5 miles / 8 km)
A shorter day, allowing time to enjoy the sandy beaches and quiet charm of Aberporth.Day 4: Aberporth (L) to Gwbert (9 miles / 14.5 km)
Continue along the coast, passing through remote coves and cliff-top paths with expansive sea views before arriving in Gwbert.Day 5: Gwbert to St Dogmaels (L) (5 miles / 8 km)
The final day is a leisurely walk through coastal landscapes, finishing in St Dogmaels, known for its historic abbey.Finish: Depart from St Dogmaels after breakfast.
7 Nights and 6 Walking Days
Total Distance: 42 miles (67 km)
Grade: Easy/Moderate
Day 1: Llanrhystud (L) to Aberaeron (8 miles / 12.5 km)
A relaxing first day as you walk along the coast to the colorful harbor town of Aberaeron.Day 2: Aberaeron to New Quay (L) (6.5 miles / 10.5 km)
Continue along scenic coastal paths to New Quay, famous for its picturesque harbor and wildlife.Day 3: New Quay to Llangrannog (L) (8.5 miles / 13.5 km)
Follow the cliffs and headlands as you make your way to Llangrannog, a peaceful village nestled by the sea.Day 4: Llangrannog (L) to Aberporth (L) (5 miles / 8 km)
A short but scenic walk through rolling hills and sandy beaches brings you to Aberporth.Day 5: Aberporth (L) to Gwbert (9 miles / 14.5 km)
Walk along remote coves and headlands, with sweeping sea views on your way to Gwbert.Day 6: Gwbert to St Dogmaels (L) (5 miles / 8 km)
A gentle final walk through coastal landscapes, finishing in St Dogmaels, a charming village with historical significance.Finish: Depart from St Dogmaels after breakfast.
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