Parts of the path are suitable and have facilities for horse riders

With the majority of the coast path being unsuitable for cyclists, here are some cycling routes that offer ways for cyclists to explore the coastline and nearby inland countryside.

A stunning beach, a lighthouse, an ancient church, a Norman castle and the last of Edward’s castles in Wales.

Walk 100 miles between Pwllheli and Aberystwyth using the train

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Relax in the sand dunes of Wales

Record your Wales Coast Path journey with our range of passports

Visit the most picturesque and unspoilt beaches whilst walking the path

A handy guide to where you can cycle on the North Wales Coast & Dee Estuary section of the Wales Coast Path.

Artists, writers and film and TV stars have all found inspiration and stunning locations in Wales, and around the Coast Path there are many locations associated with literature, paintings and films. Follow in their footsteps.

Apart from being a rugby nation, Wales now features Premier League football. It boasts a number of championship-class golf courses, has world-class sports arenas, hosts major international motor sport events, the Iron Man Wales triathlon, marathons, and the spectacular coastline has year-round water sports activities like yachting, powerboat and longboat racing.

Explore the path in the national language of Wales

Learn about the background, history of the path and key facts

Help and support to arrange accommodation and transfer luggage along the path.

Ancient burial mounds and a medieval church in the sea.

Dramatic cliffs, spectacular bird life, an iconic lighthouse, ancient communities and Roman forts.

Whether your picnic of choice features traditional British classics or explores continental delights, there is no arguing that a great picnic site can make your meal rival any Michelin starred experience.

Will Renwick - the youngest person (age 22) to walk both the Wales Coast Path and Offa’s Dyke.