Explore Tenby (Pembrokeshire) Coast and Beaches
Tenby is a seaside town on the western side of Carmarthen Bay. This walled town has pastel-coloured buildings and traffic-free tiny lanes where Tenby’s varied beaches are some of the best in Pembrokeshire, boasting dunes and gently sloping sandy shores.
- North & Harbour Beach – sheltered sandy beach and promenade in the town. At low tide you also get some sand within the harbour.
- South Beach – one and half miles of sand, gentle slopes into the water ideal for all the family.
- Castle Beach – with cliffs at the back of you a very interesting small beach that all but disappears at high tide.
Tenby Pembrokeshire Coast Map
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