Tenby

Tenby, a postcard-perfect harbour town on the Pembrokeshire coast, is one of South Wales’s most beloved seaside destinations. Surrounded by medieval town walls, Tenby boasts cobbled streets, colourful Georgian houses, and a lively atmosphere steeped in history. Its picturesque harbour and three stunning sandy beaches make it a favourite spot for families, couples, and photographers alike. From boat trips to Caldey Island to browsing local shops and galleries, there’s plenty to see and do. The town’s relaxed charm and vibrant café culture invite visitors to slow down and soak in the coastal beauty, whether enjoying fish and chips on the seafront or watching the boats come and go.

Beyond its charming streets, Tenby offers access to some of the most scenic parts of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Walkers can enjoy the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with breathtaking views of cliffs, coves, and wildlife. History enthusiasts will appreciate landmarks such as Tenby Castle and the Tudor Merchant’s House, while families can enjoy beaches and traditional seaside amusements. With a mix of natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality, Tenby offers a timeless coastal escape that blends relaxation with adventure, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring South Wales.