Welcome to Tenby.co.uk

About Tenby

Tenby is the gorgeous seaside town that sits in the heart of the Carmarthen bay. Award winning coastal paths and immense natural surroundings make this small Pembrokeshire town a firm hit with tourists. Every year, thousands cough up their toll fare and flock over the bridge to experience one of the few remaining untouched cliff-side hotspots.

If you don't fancy a hotel in Tenby why not check out Kiln Park Holiday Park which boasts many activities for both young and old.

Tenby remains one of the few areas of outstanding beauty left in the British Isles. Situated in the quaint countryside of western Pembrokeshire, free of any motorway traffic, this gem is truly not to be missed if you ever find yourself in the land of Cymru.

The map below shows the location of the hotels we offer in Tenby where you can book now and pay later. You can scroll and drag the map as well as using the zoom tools to select the best hotel for the location you desire. Clicking on the orange stars will give you more information on the hotel selected.



NameStarFromActionNameStarFromAction
Pen Mar Guest House £73.00 Book! Royal Lion Hotel £85.00 Book!
Best Western Lamphey Court Hotel £109.00 Book! Bluestone Holiday Village £99.00 Book!
Begelly Arms Hotel £60.00 Book! Springwell Inn £70.00 Book!
Beggars Reach Hotel £65.00 Book! Manian Lodge £45.00 Book!
The Grove £80.00 Book! New Overlander Hotel Restaurant £65.00 Book!
The Gower Hotel £65.00 Book! Albany Hotel £65.00 Book!
Fourcroft Hotel £60.00 Book!  


What to see in Tenby


Notable features of Tenby include over 2 miles of sandy beaches and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, part of Britain's only coastal National Park. Boats sail from Tenby's harbour to the nearby Caldey Island, while St Catherine's Island is linked to the town at low tide. Oakwood Theme Park is about 20 minutes drive away and will keep the kids occupied for the day. The town is served by Tenby railway station.

Sport in Tenby

Sport in Tenby revolves round the tight-knit welsh community and the choppy waters at its disposable. Tenby RFC are the resident rugby club and have been in operation, in some form or another, since the late 19th century. They compete in division 4 of the West Wales league and act as a feeder club for the notoriously successful Llanelli Scarlets. Surfing is the other main pastime of the Tenby locals, with wannabe Kelly Slater’s of all ages rushing down to the south-facing beach to catch the waves. This site also supplies surf camps for beginners looking for to learn some new skills on the board during there stay.