To celebrate our 10^th anniversary, Sarah Williams, adventurer and founder of Tough Girl Challenges will be walking the entire path in partnership with Cicerone using the newly released guidebook, Walking the Wales Coast Path.  She starts her epic 50-day journey in mid-April.

An enthusiastic advocate for empowering women to enjoy the great outdoors, Sarah is used to challenges on an epic scale. She’ll be releasing a vlog series along her way as well as meeting the people who make the path, from locals, to business owners as well as those responsible for looking after the path. Follow her progress on Instagram, Facebook Twitter and Instagram

Good luck Sarah from all us in the Wales Coast Path team!

Please direct all requests to Louise Dickie  louise@cicerone.co.uk or call 01539 587987

Join Chris Jones, TV and radio host and presenter for 29 years, as your guide every weekend in May for a series of inland and coastal walks to celebrate some of the most beautiful coastal scenery on the Wales Coast Path.

Here’s a taster of some of the walks:

Ogmore by Sea walk – enjoy unique geology and wildlife with views over Dunraven Bay.

Coast and Lighthouse walk along the spectacular cliffs of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.

A Coast and Pier walk – Enjoy the fine views of Penarth Pier as you head eastwards to Cardiff, the capital city of Wales.

Find more routes, times and locations on Visit the Vale website

To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we’ve teamed up with Cadw to develop 20 new itineraries to help you discover the rich heritage along the Wales Coast Path.

Deiniol Tegid, a self proclaimed Wales Coast Path walking enthusiast has brought the path alive in creating itineraries involving a coastal walk, ending with a fascinating look around 16 Welsh castles as well as a wide selection of hillforts and burial chambers dotting along the Welsh coastline. Our favourites include:

• Llandudno to Conwy castle – culminating in one of the world’s best preserved medieval fortress
• Laugharne Loop itinerary — a 4-mile route which follows in the footsteps of Dylan Thomas, ending at Laugharne Castle.
• Pwllheli to Criccieth castle itinerary  - 11 miles of coastal walking (with options for shorter walks) ending with Criccieth castle which enjoys some of the most commanding coastal views a castle could have.

Access the Cadw walking itineraries to start your historical adventure.