Tag: pembrokeshire

Attractions In Tenby

Part of Tenby’s beach.

Tenby’s harbour town is located on a headland overlooking some of south Pembrokeshire’s most stunning, sandy coastlines. This part of Pembrokeshire is also known as ‘Little England beyond Wales’, due to the settlement of numerous English into the area.

Surfers and wind surfers.

As you approach Tenby, part of the remains of the fortified wall still stand.

Part of the fortified wall.

Attractions In Tenby Town Centre

Take a walk into the town where you will find quaint shops all around the cobbled streets. One that’s worth a visit is Roly’s Fudge Pantry. In the picture below I’m about to buy some bailey’s fudge. It was lovely!

If you have a sweet tooth, then Roly’s Fudge Pantry is worth a visit. The fudge is home made on site with various flavours added to the fudge.
Cauldrons for fudge making and the finished product ready to be devoured.

Pretty Tenby
Tenby harbour
A couple just married at Tenby Church, High Street
The Little Pantry – organic fruit, veg and other products.

We love to shop at the organic pantry in Tenby market hall, here’s a link The Little Pantry

At the side of the Little Pantry is Santa.
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Follow the charity on facebook – Tenby and District Lions

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A visit to Pembroke Castle (birthplace of the Henry VII, founder of the Tudor Dynasty) is worth a visit while in Pembrokeshire, for more info click on this

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