Wales Coast Path: Hostels & bunkhouse accommodation
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The Wales Coast Path provides a continuous walking route around the whole coast of Wales – from Chester in the north to Chepstow in the south. It is as near to the coast as practicable possible, sometimes going inland around estuaries and tricky landscapes. Hostels and bunkhouses are a great choice of accommodation, they provide a warm welcome, have meals or self catered options and drying facilities. For maps and planning tips see theLDWA website
Accommodation on the Wales Coast Path
If you are looking for accommodation on the Wales Coast Path, Hostels and bunkhouses are the perfect choice. There are Independent Hostels along the whole of the Wales Coast Path route from Chepstow all the way round to Llandudno, meaning that the majority of the route can be walked using hostels and bunkhouses as accommodation.
Modern hostels and bunkhouses often provide bed linen so you don’t need to bring a sleeping bag (check each accommodation’s details). With self-catering and catered options (and many hostels and bunkhouses being close to a pub) there are catering options for all budgets. For those cycling parts of the Wales coast path route many hostels provide cycle storage to keep your bike safe whilst you have a great night’s sleep.
After a day’s walking you will find a warm welcome in all of our accommodation on the Wales Coast Path. Details of the route are available on the LDWA website.
The Wales Coast path joins up with Offa’s Dyke to create a circular route right round the edge of Wales, by using Independent hostels along with YHA hostels and B&Bs one can walk the whole length.
