Wales – South Wales 8 day Cycling Tour

Arrive Fishguard

Today arrive in the quaint port of Fishguard. From here you could catch the ferry to Ireland! Stay in our wonderful guest house overlooking the sea from the rear of the property and gardens.

Fishguard – Near to Cardigan – Fishguard 56km

This stretch of coastline is truly stunning, little commercialised means less people apart from real nature lovers. You will cycle up the stunning Cym Gwaun Valley right into the Welsh hills before looping back to the west coast of Pembrokeshire. You can take a detour to Cardigan a superb town and the head of a beautiful river. A few chances to relax on a nice sandy beach before heading back over the hills to Fishguard.

Fishguard to Saundersfoot – 52 km

Today you cycle in the wild area of the Preseli Hills famous for its ponies and blue stones. These blue rocks are where the stones used to build Stonehenge came from but you can only wonder how centuries ago these huge rocks were transported from Wales to South England! Along this route you will see many Neolithic and Bronze Age standing stones used to build Stonehenge. You will soon turn south and follow the rolling hills towards the south coast and the beautiful fishing village of Saundersfoot. Take a walk on the wonderful sandy beach before enjoying the evening in one of the many local restaurants.

The Mills and Mining Trail 64km

Today you cycle inland through Canaston Woods which is steeped in mining history. This whole area was a major part of Pembrokeshires coal fields from the 17th Century. Soon you reach Blackpool Mill which is one of Britain’s best examples of a corn grist mill. Visit and see the milling machinery. Now you follow the river estuary upstream, look out for the birdlife on the River banks. Soon you will reach Carew Castle before circling back to Saundersfoot.

Saundersfoot to Haverfordwest / Broad Haven 42-47km

Today you cycle west along the south coast of Wales along the Celtic trail. You arrive in Pembroke , visit the castle and have a break before continuing north to Haverfordwest. As an optional ride you can head towards the coast and Brides Bay. Relax on one of the lovely sandy beaches. You are now right in the coastal National Park.

Broad Haven / Haverfordwest to Fishguard 64-69km

First you cycle back to the coastal National Park and onto St David’s which is Wales smallest spiritual capital (St David is Wales’ Patron Saint). Visit is grand cathedral. After your visit maybe cycle to St David’s head to see the stunning views before heading north to Fishgaurd.

Fishguard-Fishguard loop ride 36km

Today you have a fabulous coastal ride heading west visiting first a tiny ancient chapel in Llanwnda before heading to the lighthouse at Stumble Head. After your look across the sea you head back inland, with occasional views of the ragged Pembrokeshire coast line you will reach a working Mill. Soon you will be back in Fishguard for a relaxing walk around the town.

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