Tenby Holidays

Nestled in the quaintest corner of Pembrokeshire, Wales lies the seaside town of Tenby, an upbeat and charming coastal retreat to escape from the humdrum of daily life. With over 3 miles of sandy beaches, this town never ceases to please with its ever-dynamic scenic beauty.

Tracing its roots back to the Norman conquest, Tenby burgeoned from a strategic outpost to a captivating tourist destination. Medieval town walls cradle the town's vibrant personality, while the blissful sea breeze tinged with the salty-sweet scent guarantees the dreamiest of holidays.

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Things to See and Do

Sea views, historical sites, quirky boutiques, or simply a peaceful stroll through the town's snaking streets, Tenby has it all. Every corner of this town serves a dose of cheer and charm, promising to indulge the visitor's senses. Here are a few of this coastal haven’s highlights.

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery

Embark on a journey through Tenby's vibrant past at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. Unearthing hidden gems from yesteryears, this museum provides a rich insight into Tenby's colourful history, offering plenty to gratify the history buff in you.

Caldey Island

Explore the tranquil shores of Caldey Island, a short boat ride away. The scent of chocolate wafts down from the island's famed chocolate factory, infusing the air with an irresistible sweetness.

Tenby Castle

Unveil the secrets of Tenby Castle, the majestic 12th-century fort overlooking the Carmarthen Bay. Although a remnant of medieval times, the castle's enchanting aura remains as intact as its sturdy walls.

St. Mary's Church

Lose yourself in the serenity of St. Mary's Church, an architectural marvel dating back to the 15th century. Exceptional woodwork and stunning stained glass enriches this sanctuary's Sacrosanct atmosphere.

Manor Wildlife Park

Feel the thrill of wildlife and immerse yourself in the natural beauty at Manor Wildlife Park. Whether it's a fun day out with family or seeking solace from a digital world, this park offers an enjoyable blend of education and entertainment.

Food and Drink

There is no better way to experience Tenby than through its delightful culinary delights. Indulge in the town's classic Fish and Chips, topped with a drizzle of malt vinegar; a dish that the locals swear by, best savoured with a pint of local bitter.

Pembrokeshire lamb

Sample succulent Pembrokeshire lamb washed down with a glass of locally brewed cider at one of Tenby's authentic British pubs for a hearty meal.

Artisanal Cheeses

Taste the region through its award-winning cheeses. Visit Finch's the Deli for a beautiful selection of artisanal cheeses, accompanied by their own freshly baked bread.

Traditional Welsh cakes

For dessert, satiate your sweet tooth with traditional Welsh cakes. Fluffy inside with a gentle crunch outside, these lightly spiced delicacies are offered fresh from the griddle in the cosy cafes.

Local Ice Cream

Finally, no trip to the coast can be complete without a creamy scoop of local ice cream, made using the freshest Welsh dairy, a perfect seaside companion!

Destination Essentials

Tenby's charm is everlasting, but the months of June to September enhance it magnificently. The crystal clear skies, the gentle sea breeze and the warm sunshine lend a magical aura to this coastal wonderland, culminating in an unforgettable Welsh holiday.

Meanwhile, the mild winters with occasional drizzles and the cool summers can also offer a unique Tenby experience. The spring season dresses the landscape in the most vibrant hues, adding a splash of colour to your Tenby diary. While the peak tourist season ushers a wave of life into the tranquil alleys of Tenby, the off-season visit gifts you peaceful strolls through the less crowded streets.

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