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 […]
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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 […]
Tenby has a lot of rich heritage, evidence of the early history of Tenby Town is available at the National Trust,s Tudor Merchants House and Tenby Museum which has a lot of evidence to view. Tenby in Victorian times was a very popular seaside resort. Inside the town you will find cobbled streets with shops, […]
Tenby, known as the “little town of fishes” “Dinbych y Pysgod” in Welsh. Many Artists flock to Wales to be inspired by the Beautiful Coastal scenery that tenby has to offer. Augustus John, born in tenby was known as one of the most Prominent Artistic portrait painter,s, renowned as a brilliant draughtsman and colourist and […]
Caldey Island.Tenby A short boat trip from Tenby Harbour takes you to the secluded,beautiful and fascinating island of Caldey. Caldey has been inhabited since the stone age and home to various orders of monks since celtic times, it is now home to monks of the Cistercian order.The Monastery overlooks the island green,with picnic areas, tearooms, […]
Tenby sailing club is situated in a three-storey building at the walled-off section of the harbour called “the Sluice”. It is thought the sluice wall was built in the 17th century,the construction of the Arched walkway across the Southeast side of the harbour was built in 1813. Tenby Sailing Club Regatta. Around the Harbour walls throughout the […]
