Secluded Cavern.Lydstep Secluded Cavern.Lydstep.Pembrokeshire. Only to be reached at low-tide, a Cavern with amazing height and scenic view, an image within a photo which must be viewed to explore it’s true inner beauty. This is a part of the Pembrokeshire Coast which cannot be missed.
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The sea has encountered an important role in the history of Tenby town. Above Tenby Lifeboat station stands Tenby Museum, a former school building and one of the oldest independent Museums in Wales. Tenby offers many events one of them being “The Wales Swim” on the 24th september at North beach, a gathering of […]
St Catherines Island,Tenby,Pembrokeshire.
This beach is sensational, only to be viewed at it,s highest glory at low tide. Park at lydstep headland car park, walk to the right, follow a small path until you come to a pembrokeshire coast national park gate. Descend the steps and follow the path down, there is a rocky entrance, but well worth […]
Swanlake Bay is not an official naturist beach, but there are some naturists who use it. The bay is best approached from East Moor Farm, where the owners have provided limited car parking with an “Honesty Box”. Go throu the farm and follow the coastal path signs, the bay is relatively isolated but it is […]
The sea has encountered an important role in the history of Tenby town. Above the Tenby lifeboat station stands Tenby Museum, which was a former school building and one of the oldest in Wales. The museum has served the community since 1878. In the gallery supports the history of the lifeboat in the town from […]
stackpole edge.
This beach is sensational, only to be viewed at it,s highest of glory and at low tide. Park at Lydstep Headland car park, walk to the right and follow a small path until you come to a National Trust gate, descend the steps and follow the path down, there is a rocky entrance, but well worth it […]
Tenby Harbour is a working fishing harbour. Around the harbour there are old stone buildings with converted fishermen,s cottages, together with St Julian,s Chapel. St Julian,s Chapel stood dominant and was a feature at the end of the old quay in the 19th century. All fishermen would assemble in the old St Julian,s Chapel before setting […]
For the more adventurous holiday maker a Maritime Leisure was provided on South Beach. In 1913 and 1914, pleasure flights were available by Henri Salmet, the aircraft, a Bleriot Monoplane with an open cockpit. Obviously weather and tide permitting, the plane would then take off adjacent to St Catherine,s Fort and return via a circuit […]
