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A circular walk combining coastal views and the quiet countryside with little traffic

Wales is renowned for the number, and excellence, of its castles but these stunning structures are not the only sign of Wales' rich heritage. There are also plentiful examples of ancient churches and chapels waiting to be discovered and appreciated.

Enjoy the sea view from a cliff path and an easy promenade with the option to visit Mumbles Head lighthouse

Many sections of path are ideal for runners

In this section, you'll find answers to the questions we get asked the most about the path

Useful information to find places to stay along the path

Make your way along this seaside sculpture trail for the perfect selfie snapshot

Enjoy some of the best coastal views of Abersoch seaside village

A walk with plenty of fantastic views over to Bristol and North Devon

Green space and woodland nestled within the urban sprawl of Prestatyn

Stroll past one of the most photogenic places on this small but mighty island

A gentle flat walk perfect for wildlife spotting and a picnic spot with the best view

A pushchair friendly walk with useful family facilities

Dave Quarrell - first walk of both Wales Coast Path and Offa's Dyke Path National Trail..

Learn about the area's industrial heritage on this short walk with fine views across the Dee Estuary

Enjoy this walk with panoramic views of the Dwyryd Estuary and strolling through picturesque villages

Zoe Wathen - The first woman to walk the Wales Coast Path

Stroll your way around the incredible wildlife at this nature reserve

Learn about the island's maritime history brimming full of daring sea rescues and it's connections to the Iron Age

Let the younger ones enjoy the playground in the park before enjoying a seaside stroll