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Water lily ponds Soon we will cross a bridge on the right. Water lily ponds can be seen on the right and left. Photo: The path over the water lily ponds. © Britta Schulze-ThulinPhoto: Britta Schulze-Thulin, Rother Bergverlag
From colorful lily pond pools, this easy tour leads to breathtaking cliffs with idyllic dunes and beach – this is how the southernmost part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park presents itself. From the Norman church dating back to the 13th century in Bosherston, we hike along the Lily Ponds, the lily pools, and walk between meadows and pastures to Stackpole Quay. From here, the coastal path takes us through beautiful dune landscapes past bizarre rocks and two bathing bays back to Bosherston.
From the church in Bosherston, we head towards the parking lot, pass the toilets on the left and turn diagonally right into the forest. Down below, we keep left. Soon we cross a bridge on the right. Lily ponds can be seen on both sides.At a junction, we turn left and stay on the main path which soon leads down steps. We cross another bridge again. At the T-junction, we keep right. At the next bridge, we continue straight ahead and do not use it. Instead, in the distance, another bridge with eight arches, the Eight Arch Bridge, is visible which we cross.The further wide path leads through pastures and meadows and offers wide views into the valley. On the left side, the small village of Stackpole can be seen. We continue straight ahead; if necessary, an electric fence for livestock must be opened with the hook. Straight ahead is the parking lot of Stackpole Quay. On the parking area, we then keep right and pass a picnic area, toilets, and café on the left. First, we go towards the sea
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