We've teamed up with Ramblers Cymru to put on a free festival to celebrate the Wales Coast Path.
With 2019 is the Year of Discovery here in Wales and the seventh year anniversary since the path was officially launched, we think that is something to celebrate!
40 new walks, one festival
We've got an exciting programme of coastal walks and activities planned over a seven day period between the 4th to 19th May 2019 at seven popular locations along the path.
With 40 guided walks and popular coastal things to do like beach cleans and seaside foraging on offer, we're sure you'll find something that will inspire you to lace up your walking boots. The programme of events will suit a wide variety of abilities from keen walkers to young families - we want to you to come and join us to discover a bit of your Wales Coast Path.
It sounds like great fun, how do I sign up?
The Wales Coast Path Walking Festival eventbrite website has lots of useful information like walk location and duration, distances to help you decided which walk to choose.
Simply choose your walk and register your place via the webite. Please note that most walks are free apart from an additional charge for linear walks where transport is required.
Need help with planning?
Go to our Events page which lists all the walks / events in date order with a link to the EventBrite website to register your place.
Our Plan your Visit page has useful information such as public transport links and interactive coast path map.
What next? Spread the word!
- Share this page with your friends and family on social media
- Keep up to date on our social media channels by following @walescoastpath
- Use our hashtag #walktogether to spread the word.
Thank you to all the partners involved in this festival including:
- Ramblers Cymru
- Red Squirrel Trust
- Keep Wales Tidy
- RSPB Cymru
- Wildlife Trusts Wales
- Dyfed Archaeological Society
- Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
- Ffestniog and Welsh Highland Railways
This project has received funding via the Regional Tourism Engagement Fund (RTEF) supported through the Welsh Government Rural Communities - Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) and the Welsh Government, the Fund to improve the visitor experience and create stronger destinations by working together.
