Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
as part of the Wales Coast Path, The Ceredigion Coast Path and Snowdonia Coast Path Trace A Curve of 233 km (145 miles) of Coastal and Inland Walking Down Mapigan Bay. This guidebook Describes has 16-course Walk from Porthmadog to St Dogmaels Covering The Trail Between The Lleyn Peninsula and The Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
Seasons: TECHNICALLY, IT IS POSSIBLE TO TREK THIS ROUTE AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. However, Spring Into Summer Tends to Be the Most Favoulable Season for Weather and Also for the Wild Flowers. Early Autumn Can Also Be Rewarding, Especially for the Quality of the Light and Autumnal Colors.
Centers: THE WALK PASSES THROUGH A NUMBER OF ATTRACTIVE SETTLES, FROM TOWNS Such AS ABERYSTWYCH TO VILLAGES Such As LLANGRANNOG.
Difficulty: WHILE MANY STRETCHES OF THE SNOWDONIA COAST PATH ENABLE A FAST WALKING PACE, THERE ARE ALSO Some Big Climbs. The CEREDIGIAN COAST PATH IS SURPRISINGLY CHALLENGING AND A GOOD LEVEL OF FITNESS IS REQUIRED. MUST SEE: The Snowdonia and Ceredigian Coast Paths, Part Of The Welsh Coast Path, Run Some 230 km Down Mapigan Bay. The Walk Fine Crosses Sandy Beaches, Rugged Cliffs, Salt Marshes and Hill Country. There are Great Coastal and Inland Views, Fascinating Geology and History, and Wide Varieties of Plants and Wildlife.