Description:
The headland at Dinas is one of the most spectacular along the Pembroksehire Coast (which is saying a great deal). At 463 feet in height, the cliffs at Dinas Head provide excellent views across Fishguard Bay to the south and Newport Bay to the north. The headland is under the care of the National Trust.
In May and June the woodlands here are thick with bluebells, and a nature trail wanders for 2 miles along the River Tywi.
Dinas Head is contained within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs along the length of the heritage coast. Heather and gorse carpet the headland in late summer and fall.
Area Countryside attractions:
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
A gently rolling plateau overlooking the rugged coastline. This is good birding area, with sanctuaries at Grasholm, Skomer, and Skokholm Islands, while Ramsey Island is renowned for its large grey seal population. More ...
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
The 186 mile path follows the heritage coast and takes in the entire length of the Pembrokeshire National Park. The walking is superb, the scenery breathtaking, as the path climbs along cliffs and beside sandy bays. Thankfully, this trail is more sparsely traveled than most other long-distance paths in Britain. More ...
St. David's Peninsula Heritage Coast
The heritage coast stretches 50 miles, following the rugged contours of St. David's Peninsula from St. Brides Bay to Fishguard. The peninsula blends history and scenery to better effect than just about any area of Britain. More ...
Maps
Get an Ordnance Survey map covering North Pembrokeshire - direct from the OS online shop.
Contact
Fishguard Harbour Tourist Information Centre
Passenger Concourse
The Harbour, Goodwick
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire SA64 0BU
