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    Getting there
    Car-free travel highlights  Car-free travel highlight
    The Coastal Cruiser shuttle bus from Pembroke carries bikes, so you can explore this area on two wheels and still leave your car at home!
     
    Walking  By foot
    The Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes between Bosherston and Freshwater East via Stackpole Quay. Footpaths lead from Stackpole village out across the estate.
     
    Cycling  By bike
    Stackpole is 6 miles south of Pembroke via on-road cycle routes. The Coastal Cruiser shuttle bus carries bicycles. There are also cycle racks in all National Trust car parks on the estate.
     
    Bus  By bus
    387 Coastal Cruiser shuttle bus takes a circular route from Pembroke, close to railway station, stopping at all the coastal highlights: Freshwater West, Broadhaven South, Bosherton Lily Ponds, Stackpole Quay and Freshwater East. For a timetable go to Pembrokeshire Greenways
     
    Train  By train
    railway station Pembroke station - 5 miles
     
    Ferry  By boat
    Ferries from Rosslare in Ireland to railway station Pembroke Dock, 10 miles away.
     
    Road directions  By road
    B4319 south of Pembroke. For Stackpole Quay and Barafundle, follow signs through Stackpole village. For Bosherston Lakes and Broadhaven South, follow signs to Bosherston. For Freshwater West, follow signs through Castlemartin.

    Large coaches may have problems getting to Stackpole Quay and Broadhaven South due to winding single lane roads. Contact our Estate Office for advice.
     
    Car parks  Car parks

    Freshwater West
    OS: SR 885997, free parking

    Bosherston Lily Ponds
    OS: SR 967948, free parking, donations welcome

    Stackpole Quay
    OS: SR 992958, pay & display, manned (NT members free)

    Broadhaven South
    OS: SR 976937, pay & display, manned (NT members free)
     
    Ordnance Survey map  Ordnance Survey maps
    Explorer 36
    Landranger 158
     

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    Wooden sign post
    © NTPL / David Noton
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    Walking Download our 6 mile wildlife walk around Stackpole
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