Weather forecast builder for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path from St Dogmaels to Amroth features quick‑changing coastal weather across the year, with sun, showers, and breezy headlands. May, June, and July align with longer daylight, warmer conditions, active seasonal services, lively seabird cliffs, and abundant hedgebank flowers. Outside midsummer, conditions range from fresh spring spells with improving light, to late‑summer and early‑autumn mixes of sunshine and showers, and then to wetter, windier months with shorter daylight; tide times and bus schedules shape logistics throughout.

• Spring brings fresh greens and flowers, improving daylight, and flip‑flopping skies; showers, breezy headlands, lingering mud, and reduced service hours are common.
• Summer offers long days, warmer walking, lively bird cliffs, drier paths, and realistic swimming; expect regular showers, occasional heavy downpours, and busy hotspots.
• Autumn mixes sunny spells with frequent showers, breezier headlands, and shorter evenings; colours brighten hedgerows while slick stones and muddier sections appear.
• Winter turns the coast wilder with frequent rain, strong winds, very short days, and greasy underfoot conditions; clearer, colder interludes punctuate unsettled spells.

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