Cattle grazing in the fields is not an uncommon site around this part of Pembrokeshire and these were next to the public footpath from St. David's to St. Nons. On this walk we went from St. David's via St. Nons to Porth Clais then followed the public footpath back to St. David's. Just look at that coastline.

A very easy walk of between 3 to 4 miles and a good way to sample the coast path.

We were a little more ambitious with this walk and caught the 411 bus from St. David's to Lower Solva, near the harbour, then followed the coast path back to St. Non's and thence on the public footpath across the fields back to St. David's.

Again this was an easy walk of between 4 to 5 miles.

This walk was between 4 to 5 miles. We started by catching the little Celtic Coaster bus from St. David's to Whitesands then walked from there north to St. David's Head then retraced our steps south back to Whitesands and then on to Porthstinian where we caught the Celtic Coaster back to St. David's.

This was our longest walk of between 5 to 6 miles. Again we caught the Celtic Coaster bus to Porthstinian and followed the coast path to Porth Clais where we caught the Celtic Coaster back to St. David's. For a lot of this distance we followed the coast of Ramsey Island just offshore.