
Kayak, Forage and Wild Camp along the Pembrokeshire Coast
Explore the remote Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and wild camp under the stars
What's Included?
Small Like-minded Groups
Solo-friendly by design, join our small n’ sociable groups of up to 12 like-minded, active and outdoorsy people…
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What's it like?






























Experience wild and rugged Pembrokeshire from the sea as you kayak along the beautiful National Park
Explore secluded bays and wooded estuaries, discover sea caves and coastal monoliths and then camp out under the stars
Develop your bushcraft skills as you fish and forage for seaside gems and then cook them up over the campfire in the evening
Key Information
Day 1
Kayak, forage, fish and wild camp

Kayaking
Get kitted out and then after a safety briefing set off from the beautiful St David's coastline. Spend some time exploring caves, rock hopping, foraging, fishing and learning bushcraft skills, followed by lunch on the beach. Make camp near the water and cook the day's catch over the fire.
Day 2
Coastal paddling

Kayaking
Prepare the campfire for breakfast and then hit the water once more. Paddle along Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastline, dropping in at hidden caves and wooded estuaries. Keep a watch out for the local marine life. After lunch, paddle the final stretch to Newgale Beach and if time allows, try riding your kayak along the beach break.
The Area
Logistics
Starts
Host’s base in St Davids in Pembrokeshire
10:00
Ends
Host’s base in St Davids in Pembrokeshire
16:00
Transfers
Your adventure starts at your local host’s base near St David’s in Pembrokeshire at 10:00 on Day 1.
If you drive there, the host’s base is easy to find and they can help you arrange parking nearby for a small fee - details of this will be sent in the pre-departure information they send out. There is free on-street parking but it can be difficult to find a spot at the weekend.
If you would prefer to travel by public transport, the nearest train stations are found at Haverfordwest and Fishguard (they’re on different lines so it’s worth checking times for both). It takes around 30 minutes to get to the start point from either of these stations by taxi.
Your adventure ends at your local host’s base near St David’s in Pembrokeshire at 16:00 on Day 2.
Travel options
There are regular trains to Fishguard and Haverfordwest, the closest stations to St Davids.
Day 1
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Day 2
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
What is the food like?

A local vegan chef will provide you with a selection of salads for lunch, and a hot pot dish for dinner, to which you’ll have the opportunity to add fresh fish (if caught!) and sea-foraged ingredients for extra flavour. Breakfast will be hot porridge or an alternative vegetarian cooked breakfast option.
If you would like a tipple while camping, please pack your own. Remember that space is very limited and glass not ideal - a hip flask or a couple of cans will fit fine though!
Vegetarian, pescatarian, gluten-free and dairy-free diets can be provided for, just let your host know in advance.
What is the accommodation like?

Wild Camp
On this wild experience, you'll be bivvying under the stars, either on the beach or above the sea in the meadows. The evening is spent having a campfire on the beach before hitting the hay at your wild camp spot. The exact overnight spot is entirely dependent on tides and weather conditions so your guides will select the most suitable spot and let you know the plan once you meet up with them in St Davids. A bivvy shelter and roll mat will be provided, but you will need to bring your own sleeping bag.
From the phone call the day before the trip to discuss changes to the programme because of the weather, to the extremely helpful, knowledgeable guides, this trip was excellent. I had a brilliant weekend - the food was wonderful (and plentiful) and the time on the water was perfect. Thoroughly recommend and many thanks to the guides for such a memorable weekend.
Mind blowingly good for the soul. From epic food, gorgeous seal watching, some awesome kayaking, great new friends and incredible guides that are patient, selfless and so prepared…epic. X
This was a great kayaking trip, the hosts and guide were really great and gave loads of information about the area we were kayaking, lots of tips and advise about how to kayak. I would recommend this to anyone.
Really good experience. Food was excellent.. Very peaceful at sea..I had little experience and the amount of time in the water was just right.
The trip was enjoyable but too different to advertised. Due to the weather we swapped the sea kayaking and views of the magnificent Pembrokeshire coastline for a mundane estuary with views of people's houses, holiday chalets, roads and a motorway bridge. There was also no foraging/bushcraft aspect to the trip.
The guides were lovely and the food was good but it was difficult not to be disappointed with this trip. Obviously the operators can't be responsible for the weather, but the bad weather alternative needs more thought, and should be more in the spirit of the original trip.
Excellent guides, made the best of the weather we encountered
Overall the trip was disappointing, although the guides were both great due to the weather we had to use an alternative route, instead of the 4-5 hours of paddling each day, fishing and foraging for food and wild camping, we had at most 2 hours of kayaking a day, no fishing or foraging and we camped in a campsite with tents that appeared to be missing the guide lines that would have made them functional. I appreciate that the weather can't be controlled but knowing the alternative i would have preferred a a chance to re book or a refund
Poor weather conditions, leading to a completely different trip from what was advertised. Great hosts but the change in itinerary and plan was disappointing.
We had an amazing weekend away with excellent guides, exciting kayaking and spectacular views. From kayaking through caves to catching fish for dinner and wild camping the night it was all incredible. Thank you to the team
The pembrokeshire coast is stunning seen from the sea, we had 2 very competent and calm guides in Amy and Jess who made good changes as the conditions changed. Wild camps are always an experience and this didn't disappoint ! Tasty vegan food - but bring some protein snacks if you are not a vegan.
Great trip. Earlier contact from the local host would have been helpful for preparation




BEAUTIFUL scenery; lots of caves to explore, bright blue sea and amazing wildlife. The guides were incredibly knowledgable on the local landscape, flora and fauna and wonderful hosts. Did not want to leave!
This was a brilliant way to spend a weekend. 10/10 Would recommend this trip. It was just a great time with like minded people.

Fabulous trip - highly recommend! The scenery is incredible and wild camping under the stars is wonderful. Worth checking the kit list though, as for our trip it wasn't very clear/accurate.
We absolutely loved the trip! Hayden and Matt were excellent hosts! The food was delicious and we hardly needed our snacks. It was a great experience and we enjoyed the beautiful scenery!



Fantastic weekend in Pembrokeshire! Highly recommend to anyone who'd like an active weekend and to connect with nature. The guides were brilliant and very knowledgeable about the sea and the wildlife. The beach for the wild camp was a beautiful secluded spot, and great for an evening swim! The food was delicious and there was plenty for seconds for those who wanted more.
The guides Amy and Ru were brilliant, knowledgeable on the local area and made changes to the itinerary depending on the weather and what the group wanted to do. The Pembrokeshire Coast is beautiful and a treat to explore by kayak.


Amazing food, good quality equipment and instruction throughout. Very well looked after by the guides and accommodated to the groups varying needs.
As a kayaking adventure it was good with good tuition and guidance. Great for kayaking not so much for foraging.