Things to do near Bluestone: Tenby

Things to do near Bluestone: Tenby

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Back in May we had a brilliant few days break at Bluestone in Pembrokeshire. Although there was so much to do on site, we were keen to get out and explore some of the stunning coastal scenery. Tenby was definitely a highlight, with its beautiful sandy beaches, lovely shops and plenty of places to stop for a bite to eat.

The Harbour

If you’ve seen any photos of Tenby, it’s likely that you’ve seen the famous multi coloured houses sat high above the cliffs. We had a great time walking along the harbour and admiring the view.

Tenby Harbour and looking towards North Beach Tenby was a favourite of the whole family The famous houses along the cliffs at Tenby

South Beach

The South Beach is a stunning stretch of golden sand, just like the beaches you remember from your childhood. We loved walking along it, exploring the rocks and caves at the foot of the cliffs.

Finn loved climbing on the rocks at Tenby. You can see St Catherine’s Island in the background, which is open to visitors The beach was a great backdrop for some family exploring The spacious South Beach is a gorgeous expanse of sand

After all of our walking, we rewarded ourselves with some delicious ice cream and had a well earned rest. I was really impressed with Tenby, there is a good selection of shops-both independent and well known brands, and lots to see apart from the beaches. As a parent, I was also very happy to see there were clean public toilets in the centre of town (near the harbour, through the arch heading down to Castle Beach). We took the opportunity to stock up with food as there is a large Sainburys in Tenby. Although there is a shop on site at Bluestone, it was quite small and relatively expensive.

We didn’t have time, but I would’ve liked to have explored the site of the old castle, on a headland overlooking the beaches. Oh well, I guess that’s another reason to make a return visit one day!

Have you ever visited Tenby?

Read more about our trip to Bluestone:

Review: Bluestone Wales

Bluestone v Center Parcs: Which is Better?

Things to do near Bluestone: Manorbier Beach and Castle

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  • Tenby still looks as beautiful yI remember from visiting as a child#adventurecalling@_karendennis

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  • Lauren Lauren February 20, at 02:20

    What a gorgeous beach. And Finn looks like he’s having a great time climbing. And really useful information about Tenby too.

    Your photos are lovely.

    #AdventureCalling

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