Walks near Broad Haven
8 of our walks start within about 6 miles of Broad Haven — 63 miles of walking between them. The nearest starts in the village itself: Broad Haven to St Brides Haven via Little Haven.
2 are circulars — park once, walk, end up back at the car. 6 are linear stages of the Coast Path, needing transport at both ends.
1 is graded easy. Grading here is about ascent, not distance — the Coast Path drops into every valley it meets and climbs straight back out.
Sorted by how far the start is from Broad Haven. Every one has parking notes, an honest difficulty grade and a safety section on its own page.
St Brides Haven to Dale
The Marloes peninsula in one day: Musselwick Sands, the Skomer boats at Martin's Haven, the mile of Marloes Sands, then round St Ann's Head past the beach where Henry Tudor landed in 1485.
11 miles · 5–6 hours · Moderate
Starts 4 miles from Broad Haven
Newgale to Broad Haven
Along the top of St Brides Bay past the ruins of a colliery that mined coal out under the sea, with four beaches on the way.
7 miles · 3½–4 hours · Moderate
Starts 4 miles from Broad Haven
Sandy Haven to Milford Haven
The path changes character completely: an easy half-day along the north shore of the Milford Haven waterway, timed around the tide at Sandy Haven, ending among the marina and museums of the town.
6 miles · 2½–3 hours · Easy
Starts 5 miles from Broad Haven
Milford Haven to Pembroke
Up the waterway and across the Cleddau Bridge: Brunel's railway terminus at Neyland, the Royal Dockyard heritage of Pembroke Dock, and a finish beneath the castle where Henry VII was born.
12.5 miles · 5–6 hours · Moderate
Starts 6 miles from Broad Haven
Dale to Sandy Haven
A gentle stage along the north shore of the Haven with two tidal stepping-stone crossings that will add four miles to your day if you get them wrong.
7 miles · 3½–4 hours · Moderate
Starts 6 miles from Broad Haven
Distances are to the start of each walk, straight-line from the centre of Broad Haven. Several of these cross grazed clifftop with an unfenced drop — dogs on leads, and if cattle come at you while you’re holding one, let go. In an emergency anywhere near the coast, dial 999 and ask for the Coastguard.