Meandering in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire

This book gives you a great opportunity to travel both counties with ten circular easy to follow instructions. The views along the coastlines are all quite spectacular and all worth a visit even if you decide not to do the walks. The walks include Devil's Bridge, Borth and Bwich Nant yr Arian in Ceredigion and Dina's Island, Pembroke and Marloes in Pembrokeshire all varying from 3.5 miles to 2 miles but with some rough terrain.

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Keep to the Paths away from cliff edges and overhangs. Take care with children and dogs near cliff edges. Walking surfaces can vary with the weather and the different terrain, be sure to wear good walking boots with ankle protection. All walks keep away from cliff edges especially when it is winding. Beware of taking shortcuts across beaches you may be cut off by the tide.This was an interesting book to write with the inclusion of to Welsh counties namely Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire. The county of Ceredigion as so much to offer so enjoy the coast with Blue flags, Seaside Awards and Green Coast award winning beaches and family friendly resorts. Then there is the 60 mile stretch of the 870-mile Wales Coast Path. There is great variation in landscape and terrain with a lot of history to discover along the way. The Cambrian Mountains are one of the few remote wildness areas left in Southern Britain. This is not a green desert, but a place to experience tranquillity and discover the beauty of the star-studded night sky Happy Walking