The Coastal path is 186 miles (299kms) of spectacular coastal scenery. The path stretches from Amroth in the south to Poppit Sands in the north of the county. There are also many pretty paths and bridleways inland of the coast. Walks from our door include The Millpond Walk, Lamphey Bishops Palace and Freshwater East. Alternatively you can jump onto the Coastal Cruiser and get off at one of its many stops along the beautiful coastline and walk to be met later in the day at one of the other stops - Freshwater West, Stackpole Quay, Broadhaven South or Angle.

For cyclists, High Noon is situated on the Celtic Trail, also known as Sustrans Route 4. The route opened in summer 2000 and travels through 220 miles of the most beautiful and diverse scenery in Wales. There are also a number of other cycle routes close by. There is also rock climbing, coasteering and surfing at the nearby beaches of Freshwater West, Freshwater East and Manobier.

Surfing lessons and coasteering can be booked through www.outerreefsurfschool.com. You could also try your hand at sailing on the peaceful upper reaches of the Cleddau Estuary. Lessons can be booked at www.pembrokeshire-watersports.co.uk. There is also good snorkling and rock-pooling in the clean clear coastal waters. And of course there are numerous golf courses in the area for the golf enthusiast. These activities will give you the opportunity to see the amazing flora and fauna and birdlife of Pembrokeshire.

High Noon Guesthouse
Lower Lamphey Road, Pembroke, South Wales, SA71 4AB
+44 (0) 1646 683 736