Explore the town's industrial past with glimpses of the remarkable Kidwelly castle

A free toolkit to boost your business on the path

Remnants of our past are scattered all along the 870-mile-long Wales Coast Path. From industrial heritage to medieval churches to Bronze and Iron Age sites, the Welsh coast is littered with some magnificent and unique places.

Reconnect with nature along the path

Skilled and proud artisans have been a feature of Welsh life for centuries. Inspired by beautiful and dramatic countryside, the range of natural materials available to them, and the history all around them, those traditions thrive today.

Enjoy the views of beaches known for World Land Speed records and D-Day landings

Enjoy tasty local food and drink along the path

Enjoy the vast views of the Severn Estuary on this flat easy walk

A pushchair friendly walk with useful family facilities

Children can get close to nature on this walk (partly buggie and wheelchair friendly) with nearby toilets and a cafè

Some amazing facts you might not know about the Wales Coast Path

Enjoy a walk with a variety of habitats based dunes and wooded areas

A gentle walk with fantastic views of the River Conwy and one of the most majestic medieval Welsh castles along the path

A short easy walk with an exploration of Flint Castle and along a wooded shore

A fine walk along the post industrial coastline incorporting the Llanelli Wetland Centre

A popular walk enjoyed by locals and visitors on a broad and firm section of the coast path

A city walk links with other trails crossing the Cardiff Bay Barrage and offers glimpses of Wales’ capital city