Wales

Abereiddi to Abermawr

Blue Lagoon, beaches, rocks and ruins; this wild stretch of coastline is where industry and adventure combine. Dive right into the past and see how stone quarries have paved the way for thrill-seekers.

Abereiddi: SA62 6DT, Abermawr: SA62 5UX

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A view of Abermawr beach in Pembrokeshire

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By road
The A487 is the main access road to this area from Fishguard, St David's and Haverfordwest with minor roads heading out towards the coast. Abereiddi, Porthgain and Abercastle villages are sign-posted
On foot
The 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path is Wales' only National Trail. It is a 12 mile walk along this stretch from Abereiddi to Abermawr, via Porthgain, Longhouse and Abercastle. St David's Head is about 6 miles along the coast path to the south west and Strumble Head is about 6 miles to the north east
By train
Nearest train station Fishguard 10 miles away. Haverfordwest train station 26 miles. Haverfordwest train station 26 miles.
By bus
Catch the Strumble Shuttle, 404 bus service, between St David's and Fishguard (also Newport in summer). It has regular stops along the coast, including Abereiddi, Porthgain, Abercastle, Mathry and Abermawr (½ mile from beach and woods). There are bus connections at St David's for Haverfordwest train station and Milford Haven. To view the bus routes and timetables, please visit the Pembrokeshire County Council website.
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Cycling
National Cycle Network route 4 offers many stunning views between Haverfordwest, St David's and Fishguard. It stays close to the coastline, mostly on quiet lanes. It touches National Trust land at Abercastle and Abermawr Woods, but runs about ½ mile away from Abereiddi and Porthgain
By ferry
Ferries run to Fishguard from Rosslare in Ireland.
Abereiddi: SA62 6DT, Abermawr: SA62 5UX
01646623110
abereidditoabermawr@nationaltrust.org.uk

Opening times for 12 July 2025
Asset	Opening time
Coastline	Dawn - Dusk

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