costal path next to the common overlooking the beach with surfers in

Let's Walk Porthcawl

Wales Costal Path...

Love to walk? Scenic views, rare wildlife and stunning sunsets are just some of the great reasons to walk the Wales Coast Path.

Rest Bay to Kenfig Nature Reserve - Boardwalk

Boardwalk along the rocky beach with a hut in the background

This beautiful beachfront walk takes in shipwrecks, dunes packed with wildlife and bucketfuls of golden sand. Walk along the boardwalk and watch the waves crashing on the shoreline as you stroll past the numerous beaches in Porthcawl.

Photo Credit: Steve Jones

Trecco Bay to Porthcawl Marina

Harbour with boats and a walkway with blue sky

With golden beaches, funfairs and traditional seaside amusements, this easy stroll is perfect for younger visitors, you can't go wrong. Why not stop and take a break at one of the many cafe's on offer and take in the wonderful views.

St John’s Church, Newton to Candleston Castle

This walk takes you from the 12th-century village of Newton, past one of Europe’s largest areas of sand dunes.

Photo Credit: Steve Jones

Kenfig National Nature Reserve

Kenfig Nature Reserve pool with a tree and a swan

Kenfig Nature Reserve is one of the UK's top wildlife conservation sites and is home to Glamorgans largest natural lake. Whether you’re looking for a short stroll or a longer walk, this Site of Special Scientific Interest is bursting with options. Take a break with a coffee and a cake from the Hyde Out and take in the beautiful views across Swansea Bay to the Gower over the lake.

Get your walking boots out for a stunning stretch of the Wales Coast Path.

www.walescoastpath.gov.uk