The Cauldron

Fantastic coastline offering amazing views of natural rock formations and tidal action. The cauldron is just off the main path and there is parking nearby. This section of coast is owned by the MOD for testing so must check in advance if it is safe to walk. There are many climbing routes available and may see baby seals and birds. Terrain is quite flat and path made of compacted gravel

Many people only visit the Green Bridge of Wales and then go back. That is a shame, as the Cauldron is a stunning place with incredible views of the Pembrokeshire coast. We recommend extending your walk and going here, it won't disappoint. There is parking available next to the Green Bridge of Wales. It's also on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. We recommend coming here on a sunny day, as that's when the area is the most beautiful.

Don't miss this spectacular spot as you explore the nearby Green Bridge of Wales and Elegug Stack Rocks. It's only around a third of a mile from the parking area past Stack Rocks and just off the main Pembrokeshire coastal path before you reach Flimston Bay.

If you have children or a dog, make sure to keep them close by as there are no guard rails around the terrifying drop into the abyss. There's plenty of photo opportunities as you walk around the Cauldron, looking into it's depths as well as along the path of this gorgeous coastline. Look out for the rare Choughs (birds) on the clifftops as we saw quite a few.

Spectacular surrounding views

Wandering over from the ever beautiful stackrocks and the green bridge of wales. You follow a slim peninsula with a gorgeous human free beach to your left and on the right The cauldron drops down in what looks like it could be going to the depths of earth. It’s deep dark mysterious. Scary to look over the edge. Definitely do not let kids wander along here alone. Very popular with climbers on the outer edges of the cliffs. Lots of ground anchors.

Pembrokeshires coast at some of its most dramatic: the Cauldron is a large sink hole that doesn't appear to be much as you approach from the car park at the Green Bridge Of Wales, but as you get nearer the dramatic geology becomes more visible. Well worth a visit. Keep your kids and dogs safely under control as there are many steep drops. Unsuitable for wheelchair users unfortunately.

Amazing view point and stunning cliffs

Lovely walk out, amazing views worth a visit

This place is a gem. Beautiful. Scenic. Calming

Easily missed, but well worth a visit. The Cauldron is located around 50metres from the main coast path.

Visitors must take care as the drop into The Cauldron is very sudden and sheer.

Great views, and it was amazing to see seals in the wild.

Easy walk from the parking area. Very few cars in the morning, but they did build up later. Mind that you don't wander into the army base area. Brilliant place to walk and loads of outstanding points of natural beauty to sea. Stay away from the edge though.

Amazing spot. Be careful with animals and children

Some of the most spectacular coastline in Wales

Great place to see and explore when open check mod site first

Great costal walk.

East walk from car park, green bridge and stack rock all close

Most people were bypassing this gem on the coastal path for the more known 'stack rocks' and 'green bridge'
I was personally more impressed in the geology of the cauldron, its simply stunning natural beauty at its best.

Fantastic place for photography.

What an incredible place..