Made easier with the coastal bus services
Getting around Pembrokeshire, Wales
The coastal bus services have great names such as the Puffin Shuttle, Poppit Rocket, Strumble Shuttle, Celtic Coaster, and Coastal Cruiser, and services run up and down the National Park coastline.
This means the entire length of the 186 mile (299km) Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail, from St Dogmaels to Amroth, is accessible by public transport. The buses run 7 days a week from May to September and 2 days a week in winter and are perfect for walkers who can plan a day walk on the coast path without the need for two cars. It’s a hail and ride service so just flag the buses down along the coast road and hop on. You can even take dogs and buggies on board too.
The excellent Pembrokeshire coastal bus service has been acknowledged by a leading sustainable travel and tourism website, The Green Traveller, who has produced a car-free guide to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Fflescsi bus
Fflecsi buses pick you up and drop you off in the service area and not just at a bus stop. A bus picks you up at your request, changing its route so that all passengers can get to where they need to go.
Fflecsi can provide onward travel from Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Fishguard train stations. You can book in advance using the app or by calling 0300 234 0300. You’ll be able to choose from a range of services.
EV charging points
Publically-available EV charge points in Pembrokeshire are provided thanks to a partnership between Pembrokeshire County Council and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.
All locations offer ‘Fast’ electric vehicle charging and two of them (Tenby Multi Storey Car Park and Haverfordwest County Hall Car Park) offer both ‘Fast’ and ‘Rapid’ charging. The EV charge-points are in centrally located car parks to allow users to visit local businesses and attractions whilst charging their cars.
More charging points are coming online in Pembrokeshire so to help you plan and find your nearest charge point, just search Pembrokeshire on this handy map of charge points.
Travelling from the rest of Britain and beyond
All the info and links you need can be found on VisitWales’ official site travel section – it’s an excellent resource and we’ve selected some of (what we think) are the most helpful bits to save you time.
Use these links for current info from VisitWales on:
Arriving by private aircraft into Pembrokeshire?
Haverfordwest Airport is located close to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and its stunning coastline. The airfield has a lively general aviation scene and due to its location is a popular stopover for flights to and from Ireland. Onsite is Propellers cafe serving a variety of hot and cold food and drink, including a locally renowned breakfast.