Tenby

Explore Historic Tenby

• Tenby Castle:

  Sitting proudly on Castle Hill, the remains of this 12th-century fortress offer stunning panoramic views across the coastline and town — ideal for history lovers and photographers.

• Town Walls:

  Walk alongside the impressive medieval walls built in the 13th century, providing a fascinating glimpse into Tenby’s defensive past.

• St Mary’s Church:

  One of the largest parish churches in Wales, featuring beautiful stained glass and a peaceful, historic atmosphere.

Relax on Tenby’s Beautiful Beaches

• North Beach:

  Famous for its golden sands and the iconic Goscar Rock, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying spectacular views.

• South Beach:

  A quieter, wide stretch of sand ideal for long walks, with views across to Caldey Island.

• Castle Beach:

  Nestled beneath Tenby Castle, great for rock pooling, paddling, and exploring the shoreline.

Visit Caldey Island

Take a short boat trip from Tenby Harbour to the tranquil Caldey Island, home to a Cistercian monastery. Visitors can enjoy peaceful nature walks, a beautiful sandy beach, and locally made products including chocolates, perfumes, and shortbread.

Harbour, Shops & Seaside Charm

Tenby’s colourful harbour is the heart of the town, offering boat trips, fishing excursions, and postcard-perfect views. Wander through the cobbled streets to discover boutique shops, art galleries, and welcoming cafés serving fresh local seafood.

Coastal Walks & Scenery

The famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes through Tenby, offering breathtaking walks with views of rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and abundant wildlife — a must for nature lovers and keen walkers.

Family Fun & Activities

• Tenby Museum & Art Gallery:

  Wales’s oldest independent museum, showcasing local history, geology, and art.

• Water Sports:

  Try kayaking, paddleboarding, or jet skiing along Tenby’s clear and sheltered coastline.

Local Food & Dining

Tenby’s restaurants and pubs serve a wide variety of dishes, from freshly caught seafood to hearty Welsh favourites. Don’t forget to sample local ice cream while enjoying a stroll along the harbour.

Seasonal Events

Throughout the year, Tenby hosts a range of events including food festivals, live music, and the world-famous Ironman Wales triathlon, adding even more excitement to this popular seaside destination.

Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a taste of Welsh history, Tenby offers something for everyone. Its timeless charm, stunning scenery, and wide range of attractions make it one of Wales’s must-visit coastal towns.

Deposit & Payment Details

A £5.00 deposit per person is required to secure your booking and is payable at the time of booking.

The remaining balance must be paid no later than 28 days before departure.

Payment Options Available

Online: Pay securely via the link provided in your booking confirmation.

Card Payment (Phone): Call our office to pay by debit or credit card.

Bank Transfer:
Account Name: Sixty Sixty Coaches Limited
Account Number: 89328388
Sort Code: 54-10-02
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Cheque: Accepted – please contact the office for guidance.

In Person: You’re welcome to visit our office and pay with a member of the team.

Your booking is confirmed once the deposit has been received. Please ensure the remaining balance is paid at least 28 days before departure to avoid any issues with your booking.

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