3.5 - ST BRIDES HAVEN - LITTLE HAVEN
Distance about 5 miles.
St Brides Haven has an attractive bay , overlooked by a medieval church ( heavily restored by the Victorians ) ; a Lime Kiln ; and nearby through erosion , the remains of two 6th century stone coffins ( from the graveyard of the old chapel ); a restored Pumphouse / Spring for St Brides Mansion ( Victorian Castle ) - former home of The Barons of Kensignton .
Just before the path drops to the shore at Mill Haven , a sculpture - ' Walking Eye ' , is passed with Stack Rocks offshore .
Mill Haven Bay has a Lime Kiln and , unless overgrown the sculpture -' Womb of the Sea ' , may be visible nearby .
Path climbs away from Mill Haven and passes the 3rd sculpture on the coast path - ' Sleeping Eye ' .
Looking back along the path , Skomer Island and Grassholm Island ( with its white appearance , from the large Gannet colony ) , may be visible .
From here red sandstone is replaced with Grey Igneous rocks of the Pre - Cambrian , 650 million years old .
The creeks further on , Dutch Gin , Brandy Bay , areas of Pembrokeshire of interest to HM Revenue !!, in the 17th /18th Century .
Passed Borough Head , the path cuts through woodland , trees covering the cliffs , down to the shoreline .
The picturesque , and popular holiday village of Little Haven is soon reached , with narrow lanes , inns , and a small bay .
Car Park - St Brides Haven , Musselwick Bay (SM 851.124) , Little Haven .
Bus - ' Puffin Shutttle ' - St brides Haven , Little Haven .