Roam Bikepacking has introduced a three-day self-guided bikepacking adventure through Pembrokeshire, combining the rugged beauty of the Preseli Hills with secluded valleys, quiet coastal lanes, tiny harbours and some of West Wales' most memorable swimming spots.
Starting and finishing in Narberth, the 88 mile (142 km) circular route takes riders across the Preseli Hills before descending into the beautiful Gwaun Valley. From there, the journey heads towards the coast, linking traditional villages and spectacular headlands, with an opportunity to stop at the Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi. The final day explores the quieter inland lanes and woodland tracks of Pembrokeshire before returning to Narberth. The two overnights stops would be in Newport and St Davids.
Designed for those who want to get off the beaten track and discover a wilder side of Wales, the trip combines an achievable physical challenge with time to explore, enjoy local cafés and pubs, and take in the landscape at their own pace.
Roam makes the experience accessible by providing the bike, bikepacking bags, GPS navigation, route guide and backup support, alongside a choice of camping or B&B accommodation. No previous bikepacking experience or specialist equipment is required, although riders should have a good level of cardiovascular fitness for this moderately challenging to challenging route.
Trip details:
- Duration: 3 days / 2 nights
- Distance: 88 miles
- Start and finish: Narberth, Pembrokeshire
- Accommodation: Choice of camping or B&B
- 2027 dates: 7–9 May, 11–13 June, 16–18 July and 10–12 September
- Travel Trade rates available
The route is ideal for your clients who are looking to combine an active short break with an immersive experience of the Welsh landscape, and offers an alternative way to explore Pembrokeshire beyond its better-known coastal attractions.
