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Explore Wales on a walking tour of its west coast

By Anne Harnagel
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Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to discover quaint villages, an Iron Age hill fort, neolithic standing stones, medieval castles and the final resting place of St. David, the patron saint of Wales. The self-guided walking tour, offered by the Carter Co. covers 30 miles in eight days. Highlights include an excursion by inflatable boat around Ramsey Island, a royal bird reserve; the Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk; and an overnight at Roch Castle, built in the 12th century. Average walking distance is five to nine miles a day.

Dates: Custom departures; recommended mid-April to mid-July

Price: From $2,069 per person, double occupancy. Includes seven nights’ accommodations, daily breakfasts and luggage transfers between hotels. International airfare not included.

Info: bit.ly/waleswalkingtour

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Anne Harnagel

Anne Harnagel was an editor in the Travel section from 2009 to 2021. She has worked at the Los Angeles Times since 1996, with stints in Business and Calendar sections as well as the Los Angeles Times Magazine. Previously, she was managing editor of Home magazine, managing editor/features for the New York Times Syndicate and managing editor for the American Lawyer magazine. She is a native of Los Angeles.

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