This is Haven heaven, stringing together 6 bays with a ‘Haven’ name: Martin’s Haven, St Bride’s Haven, Little Haven, Broad Haven, Druidston Haven and Nolton Haven. It’s a relatively easy walk to start with, as there’s very little change in elevation until you pass Little Haven. It gets a bit more strenuous after.
Parking : National Trust car park at Martin's Haven. Car park behind the beach at Nolton Haven.
Refreshments : Pubs and cafes in Little Haven and Broad Haven. Hotel at Druidston. Pub in Nolton Haven.
Nearest Tourist Information Centre: Haverfordwest, 19 Old Bridge.
Tel : 01437 763110
E-mail : haverfordwest.tic@pembrokeshire.gov.uk
Visit Pembrokeshire sat down for a chat with Maria Grimwood from the Courtyard Restaurant at Picton Castle to talk about teaching Nigel Slater a recipe and what it was like to cook for The Queen!
Hidden in a quiet corner of Pembrokeshire are some of the best beaches in the UK, world-renown climbing cliffs and the hottest surf beach in the country – welcome to Pembroke!
Rachel Broomhead from Country Walking Magazine pulls on her walking boots to explore North Pembrokeshire’s coastline on a 2 day walk between Solva and Trefin.