EVENTS AROUND THE PARK - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Join our local experts to explore the Park, its special landscape and wildlife. Discover our myths, legends, heritage and archaeology, while learning about what the future holds for our Park and why we need to protect it.

Castlemartin Range Minibus Tour

Sunday 3 August 9.30am-4.30pm

Enjoy an exclusive fully guided minibus tour around the Castlemartin East and West Ranges and explore its wildlife, history, archaeology and geology. All this plus beautiful views and dramatic coastal scenery. Optional short walks. The event will go ahead in wet weather, please wear weather proof clothing and walking boots. Please bring a packed lunch and any water or drink for the day

Over 18’s only. No dogs allowed. Please note there are no toilets on the Castlemartin Range. Booking essential. Tickets are non refundable

Meet at Castlemartin Merrion Camp SA71 5EB See on Google Maps.This is an English language tour

Ticket Price: £10.00

To book: https://events.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/#eventcalendar_5|23217

Castlemartin Walking Tour, Stack Rocks to Brownslade

On this full day walk you’ll experience the dramatic coastline dotted with spectacular coastal formations. Learn about the fascinating history of the Range and explore its wildlife, archaeology and geology

Explore this unique place, visiting restricted areas of Range West with our knowledgeable guides on a full day walking tour of approximately 7 miles. Over 18’s only. The event will go ahead in wet weather, please wear warm/waterproof clothing and suitable walking footwear. Please bring a packed lunch and drink/water. No dogs allowed. There are no toilets on Castlemartin Range. Booking essential. Tickets are non refundable

Meet at Castlemartin Merrion Camp SA715EB. See on Google Maps.This is an English language event

To book: https://events.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/#eventcalendar_22|1029

Solva Smugglers and Pirates

A very popular walk where we enjoy the wonderful views of this delightful little harbour and learn about its history. We will walk through fields towards Nine Wells and return along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to see old military sites and Iron Age forts, and to hear stories about pirates, smugglers and shipwrecks

This walk is just over 3.5 miles. Please wear suitable footwear and clothing for coast path walking. The walk will take place in wet weather. Booking essential. Sorry no dogs on this walk. Tickets non refundable.

Meet our walk leader Gordon at the little bridge that crosses the river at Solva Harbour Car Park, SA62 6UT (car park charges apply) See on Google Maps..This is an English language event.

To book: https://events.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/#eventcalendar_45|1033

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What’s that Butterfly?

As we get ready for the Big Butterfly Count, join Ranger Chris at Freshwater East for an introduction to butterflies of the Pembrokeshire coast with hints and tips on how to identify them. Booking Essential

Meet at Freshwater East beach car park Google Maps (car park charges apply) Sorry no dogs on this walk. Tickets are non refundable. This is an English language event.

Ticket Price: £7

To book: Pembrokeshire Chttps://events.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/#eventcalendar_77|1141

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