48 HOURS IN TENBY

Tenby is a charming seaside town on the south-west coast of Wales, known for its harbour, beaches and medieval walls.

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Whether you're wandering the cobbled streets, exploring the heritage sites or sampling its fantastic food and drink, Tenby offers a perfect mix of history and beauty.

Take a boat to nearby Caldey Island, enjoy local seafood, or stroll the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast Path. With its welcoming atmosphere and fabulous views, Tenby is the ideal destination for beach lovers.

DAY 1

10am On the beach

Park up at North Beach Car Park, which offers roomy spots and EV charging. From there, try not to be distracted by the fine views of North Beach and begin the walk into town. En route, you'll be passing the Grade I listed 13th-century town walls, some of the best preserved in the UK.komoot.​com

11am Breakfast break

Stop off for a late breakfast or cake and a cuppa from Vista at Tenby, in the pretty town centre. They have a great menu of cooked breakfasts, rolls and vegetarian options. If you're lucky, you might score one of the balcony tables overlooking the sweeping bay of North Beach.

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12pm Harbour lights

The rest of the walk will take you from Tenby's seafront to its winding cobbled streets, via Sergeant's Lane. The narrow passageway is home to Harbwr Tenby Harbour Brewery, whose seating areas spill into the street.

You should end up near Five Arches Gateway, the only remaining entrance to the old town walls. Tucked just behind the historic site is The Coach & Horses, an 18th-century pub offering Thai food along with traditional pub classics.

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