| Page Views: 2,974 Last Visit to Tenby: August, 1998 | Tenby - Pearl of Pembrokeshire by HORSCHECK - last update: Feb 8, 2004 |
In August 1998 I stayed a couple of days in Tenby to explore the beauties of Pembrokeshire at the south coast of Wales.
Tenby is a popular seaside resort with 4 beaches and a magnificent view of the bay. The picturesque old town with its narrow medieval streets and old Georgian houses is a great place to wander. Many historic buildings are worth seeing, among them is St. Mary's church and the town gate Five Arches.
Tenby can be used as a base for trips to other nice places in Pembrokeshire, such as Manobier, Saundersfoot, Pembroke or Milford Haven.
"Travellers never think that THEY are the foreigners."
--- Mason Cooley ---
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| Pros: | "Beautiful coastline with magnificent scenery." | | Cons: | "Overrun by day trippers on hot summer days" | | In A Nutshell: | "Perfect base to explore Pembrokeshire." |
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LoriPori Tue Oct 6, 2009 01:53 UTC
Very charming place this Tenby is. I too love the fish and chips. | junecorlett Tue Feb 24, 2009 20:37 UTC
What a lovely beach, North Beach. I am always attracted to the ocean. | leics Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:32 UTC
I wrote the Snowdonia page when I was very, very sad: it made me a bit poetic about a past life. I loved living there....hope you manage to visit one day. Superb place. J | DAO Thu Jul 10, 2008 22:38 UTC
Just realised. Loved Vilnius though. Super city to visit. |
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