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About Tenby, Wales

Tenby’s economy is entirely dependant on the money generated by tourism to the region every year. It stunning natural landscapes and beauty are widely considered to amongst the best in the United Kingdom. This, along with the gorgeous beaches that surround the town, make it a remarkably popular destination for holiday goers from all over Europe. The diverse attractions of the retreat mean that hundreds of hotels, campsites and restaurants can continue to thrive. Whether you are taking a breathtaking coastal walk, trying your hand at body-boarding or simple getting back to nature, Tenby has an activity for all comers.

The sleepy nature of Tenby’s history has meant that it would struggle to survive with its booming holiday resorts, however it continues to breed success in the area with constant visits from young and old, rich and poor, truly putting Tenby on the map. This was illustrated by a comment from Welsh rugby starlet Shane Williams who, upon an ill-fated trip to Cyprus in 2005, suggested that, he, ‘should have spent his holiday in Tenby.


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Tenby’s other renowned trait is its vibrant nightlife. The large sum of visitors habituates a plethora of clubs and pubs, all ready to entertain the passing guests. Many head down to the Tenby House for a pint or two before moving on to one of the few nightclubs open to the early hours of the morning.

Notable residents, that classed this area of west Wales as home, are the famous painter Augustus John and the half-mile world record holder ‘Tenby’ Davies. Tenby can also be credited with a rather unique part of history. Mathematician Robert Recorde first created the equals sign whilst staying in the seaside resort.