Top 10 Walks: Coastal Pub Walks – South Wales Coast

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What could be better than a bracing coastal walk followed by a pint and maybe a meal in an authentic Welsh pub by the sea? 

The South Wales coast is home to a surprising variety of beaches, coasts and historical sites. Rhossili Bay is battered by waves from the open Atlantic, while Laugharne and Llansteffan are sheltered by sandbanks. At Llantwit Major, the coast path lies atop limestone cliffs; at Nash, it is barely above sea level. Three walks skirt castles (Laugharne, Llansteffan and Cardiff ) and both on the Gower visit Neolithic monuments. Habitats include dunes, wetlands, and even ‘Celtic rainforest’. 

The pubs are equally varied, including a tap room in Tenby, a quirky modern bar in Cardiff, a community-owned pub in Nash and, of course, more traditional pubs and inns like those on the Gower. There really is something for everyone. 

This attractive and cleverly structured guide gives walkers ten of the finest walks to Coastal Pubs on the South Wales Coast section of the deservedly popular Wales Coast Path in a popular pocketable format.

Contents:

The Wales Coast Path

South Wales’ best coastal pubs

1 | Harbwr Tap & Kitchen, Tenby

2 | Brown’s Hotel, Laugharne

3 | Inn at the Sticks, Llansteffan

4 | King’s Head Inn, Llangennith

5 | King Arthur Hotel, Reynoldston

6 | Woodman, Black Pill

7 | Prince of Wales Inn, Kenfig

8 | The Old Swan, Llantwit Major

9 | Tiny Rebel, Cardiff

10 | Waterloo Inn, Nash, Newport 

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