I have just come back from Pembrokeshire, having walked about 50 miles or so of the coastal path around St Davids, in training for my Pennine Way attempt. I know I will find it very difficult to see anything so beautiful, as the Pembrokeshire coast path on the Pennine Way. It is difficult to describe but some sections are amazing, Porthclais to St Justinians was so beautiful, I thought I had died and gone to heaven. The wild flowers, rocks, the sea all added to a 360 degree vista, which has to be experienced. I will go back to walk the whole path.
I didnt find the food too bad, but at £3.85 for a pint of bitter in one place and £3.40 in most places, the beer prices were extortionate

It is indeed a splendid walk, and a tough walk, so good training for the Pennine Way. I like it so much I've done the whole thing 3 times. In fact, the splendour carries on north, beyond Cardigan up to Aberystwyth, as it is now part of the entire route around the Welsh Coast.