Tenby lifeboat station
Tenby Lifeboat Station is located in Tenby on the Pembrokeshire coast in south west Wales.
Established in 1852, the station operates 2 lifeboats, inshore and all weather, and is one of the busiest in the UK.
Station is open daily. Shop is open; daily Easter – Christmas and Feb half term, and weekends other times.
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Tenby lifeboat station, Tenby, Tenby, Pembrokeshire , United Kingdom
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