Tenby
is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing stone wall, built in
the 13th century
It
is also
a much loved seaside resort providing fun and relaxation to visitors
of all ages. Tenby is situated in the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park
.
This is Britain's only truly coastal national park. It's a spectacular
landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooded estuaries and wild inland
hills, and a place of sanctuary for wildlife.
Tenby
has four very beautiful beaches, all of which have very different
characteristics.
South Beach has 2km of golden
sands, which are backed by sand dunes, and has great views of Caldey Island.
Castle Beach faces St Catherine's
Island, which is the site of an old fort which was built during the
Napoleonic wars. At low tide it is possible to walk out to the island, but
please be careful not to get stranded by the tide.
Harbour Beach
is a small picturesque beach which overlooks the fishing quay.
North beach which is a long golden
stretch of sandy beach, overlooking Carmarthen Bay.
The historic island of Caldey is a short boat trip away, and as well as
being home to the monks of Caldey Abbey, is home to colonies of seals and
seabirds
Tenby
is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing stone wall, built in
the 13th century
It
is also
a much loved seaside resort providing fun and relaxation to visitors
of all ages. Tenby is situated in the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park
