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What Guests Said About Tenby:
Anonymous
United States of America
10
What a fun happening town.
What a fun happening town. Beautiful beach when the tide is out.
Tenby golf course was a test in the wind. Greens where good.
Didn't have time to explore the cities near Tenby.
But you would have a lot of places to see within a 30 min drive.
James
United States of America
10
Our B&B was actually in St.
Our B&B was actually in St. Florence, a small village near Tenby that served as our hub for exploring the region, especially the gorgeous sections there of the Pembrokeshire coastal path. The natural beauty and historic significance of the area are phenomenal.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
8.0
The old town is easy to navigate but the harbour is steep...
The old town is easy to navigate but the harbour is steep and can get very busy. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants serving food which can be pricey. The beaches are fabulous and clean. The museum is worth a visit as is the lifeboat station. I would advise on having transport to see the surrounding area as there is not much to do after seeing the above.
Phil
United Kingdom
10
We have known Tenby for over 60 years and watched many...
We have known Tenby for over 60 years and watched many changes taking place. Panoramic views of the Harbour are beautiful.
Walking around Tenby is the best way to experience all of its delights.
Parking is available in both a long and short stay car park and driving around the Town is not difficult.
Normal seaside food and activities abound for every taste and pocket.
We like to visit Folly Farm and Caldey Island.
Wendy
United Kingdom
10
Tenby is a lovely seaside town with plenty to do and see...
Tenby is a lovely seaside town with plenty to do and see with two sandy beaches which are absolutely gorgeous.
There are plenty of places to eat and drink there as well as the usual shops seen in all towns. We noticed some individual shops that sold unusual and unique art and craft items - well worth seeing.
I'd recommend the boat trip to Caldey Island, which is 3 miles from Tenby beach. The boats sail 6 days a week.
There are plenty of car parks, but once you park you can leave your car there as everything is within walking distance. The lifeboat station is well worth a visit. However, there are many nice places to visit outside Tenby, such as Oakwood Park, Anna's Welsh Zoo and Folly Farm.
caroline
United Kingdom
10
Lots to do for adults and families - Manor Wildlife Park,...
Lots to do for adults and families - Manor Wildlife Park, Mackerel fishing out of Tenby Harbour etc. A vibrant old town of cobbled streets. Welsh fishing town, much loved by visitors. Lots of places of historical interest - castles a-plenty nearby, and miles and miles of beaches throughout the entire Pembrokeshire area. Very beautiful. Great places to eat and friendly people. A good place to relax and have some wholesome fun.
“We spent one night at the Broadmead on our honeymoon, and we would highly recommend it to anyone staying in Tenby. The people who helped us were extremely friendly, the room and dining room were lovely, and the breakfast was delicious.”
“Shower was lovley bed was comfortable but could do with better pillows and eating in the evening was a nightmare as all tables were booked hotel guests should be a priority food was good breakfast was better in second day staff were lovley helpful and great room was clean but very hot maybe a fan would be good”
“Staff very friendly , village surroundings with country pubs but Tenby 10 mins drive away also . Beds comfy excellent breakfast made to order . Our dog loved it too. Will come back here .”
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