Wales is the only country in the world with a continuous waymarked path around its entire coast.
Stretching 870 miles from Chepstow to Chester this is the UK’s longest signposted footpath and covers the coast of the entire country. It has taken 65 days over the span of five and a half years to complete. It has been incredibly hard going, there are steep cliffs and long desolate shores. It is also incredibly beautiful, ir never ceases to suprise. I’ve battled bad weather, lockdowns and depression to complete this, but walking is a therapy for me.
- Days 120 – 123 Borth to Barmouth
- Days 113 – 119 Barmouth – Caernarfon
- Days 107-112 Caernarfon to Holyhead
- Day 105 – Aberystwyth to Borth
- Days 102 – 104 Aberporth to Aberysthwyth
- Days 95 -101 Broad Haven – Aberporth
- Days 92 – 94 Holyhead to Moelfre
- Days 89 – 91 Moelfre – Bae Colwyn via Y Gogarth and Llandudno
- Days 86-88 – Colwyn Bay – Chester
- Days 81 – 85 Milford Haven to Broad Haven
- Day 80 – Pembroke to Milford Haven
- Days 58-61 – Tenby to Pembroke
- Days 52-55 Llanelli to Tenby
- Days 49-51 Mumbles to Llanelli
- Days 47 – 48 Port Talbot to Mumbles Pier
- Days 45 – 46 St Donats to Port Talbot.
- Day 44 – Barry Island to St Donats
- Days 42 & 43, Cardiff to Barry Island
- Day 41 Newport to Cardiff
- Day 40 – Severn Tunnel Junction to Newport
- Day 39 – Chepstow to Severn Tunnel Junction
