Tenby is one of Britain's most attractive holiday resorts. Surrounded by a 13th century wall, this unique Victorian town has escaped modernisation. The narrow cobbled streets with a variety of good restaurants, shops, pubs, the picturesque harbour with its fishing trips, and the nearby Caldey Island, all add to its popularity.

Tenby has been a popular seaside resort since the Georgian era, boasting a picturesque harbour and four kilometres of unspoilt sandy beaches on the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast.

A haven for holiday-makers from all over Britain and beyond, Tenby is South Pembrokeshire´s largest town, offering splendid Victorian and Georgian architecture set within Tudor town walls. During the summer months there is no traffic allowed within the town itself, and Tenby is transformed into a ´café culture´ centre, with restaurants and bars spilling out into the streets and across Tudor Square.

 What's on

Welsh Saint's Days.

3rd  September      St  Manaccus        Sixth centry       Bishop

11th September     St Deiniol            Sixth Centry     Bishop of Bangor

A decendant of Coel Godebog, he founded the Monastry at Bangor.

(Bangor on Dee,  North Wales ).

12th  September      St Elvis            Sixth Centry     Bishop.

He Baptized Dewi Sant.

25th September      St Cadoc           Sixth centry      Abbot

He went to Ireland with Gildas and wrote Cattwg Doeth.

27th September     St Barric             Sixth Centry      Hermit.

Tenby win its category     "Wales in Bloom"      for the 26th year   

Pembrokeshire voted top for Blue flag beaches, including Tenby's North, Castle and South Beach.

Tenby Cinema    September 3rd  for seven days.   The A-Team    Tel;  01834 844809

Matinees.      Weekdays only             Film starts 3.30pm

Tenby Leisure Centre. 01834 843575. 

Free swimming for children in all school holidays, also free swimming for over 60's

Saturday 18th -25th September.     Tenby Arts Festival 

Sat11th September.     Wierlitzer Organ Concert    8pm    Folly Farm