Ten holy wells, a Bronze Age hill fort, Celtic chapels, Celtic crosses, a stone circle and a beautiful medieval cathedral.
This one day pilgrimage is provided by Guided Pilgrimage, a not-for-profit travel company providing a range of Celtic pilgrimage experiences in West Wales.
Join us on this guided walk on the last stretch of St David’s Way, which has been a pilgrimage route to the shrine of St David since the 6th Century. This route was as important as the Camino de Santiago in the medieval period and is rapidly becoming a popular pilgrimage route again for those wanting a flavour of a Celtic Camino in Wales.
All this and a walk on what Lonely Planet describes as the finest coast path in the world, taking in spectacular cliff top views with romantic coves and smugglers’ caves.
We finish with tea and cake in Ty'r Pererin, the house of the pilgrim, and then drivers get a lift back to Solva car park to collect your car.
Start Date
18/04/2022
End Date
18/04/2022
Additonal dates
09/07/2022 - 09/07/2022
Start location
Address Line 1
Solva Car Park
City
Solva
Postcode
SA62 6UU
End location
Address Line 1
Solva Car Park
City
Solva
Postcode
SA62 6UU
Area
Wales
Travel Advice
We meet at Solva car park (pay and display) SA62 6UU where we start on the 6 mile (10km) walk to St Davids via Nine Wells and St Nons. On arrival in St Davids we visit the shrine of St David in the cathedral and we finish the day at Oriel y Parc with lifts back to Solva to collect our cars.
What To Bring
To carry with you:
- Day pack (for waterproofs, lunch, ++)
- Waterproofs (jacket and trousers)
- Clothing layers for upper body
- Sturdy walking boots / walking trainers (waterproof)
- Sun protection
- Personal medications if required
- Refillable water bottle
- Lunch and sustaining snacks
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