COACH HOLIDAYS TO TENBY

A selection of escorted holidays and tours to Tenby by coach

Coach holidays to Tenby offer an effortless way to explore this lovely little coastal town with a lot of character. With its pastel-coloured houses towering above the harbour, Tenby holds an atmosphere reminiscent of the Mediterranean, with coastal walkways and a labyrinth of cobbled streets with both independent and chain stores and plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes.

Tenby is regularly voted among some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, offering stunning scenery, golden sands, and crystal-clear waters. The coastal town is steeped in impressive history and surrounded by a medieval stone wall, offering stunning scenery and intriguing historical elements. Perched on a headland known as Castle Hill with a commanding view of the harbour are the ruins of Tenby Castle, a 12th-century building that played a crucial role in the medieval defence system.

Coastal paths lead to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park world-famous for its gorgeous beaches, weather-worn cliffs, secret coves and islands and wonderful wildlife. It makes sense that Tenby is a popular spot for travellers who enjoy a coach holiday.

Experience the best of Tenby on a Grand UK coach holiday. Enjoy full coach travel, specialist guidance from a Tour Manager, and hand-selected half-board hotels. Plus, all excursions and admission fees listed on the itinerary are included in the price of your trip.

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Tenby Castle Beach
Tenby Harbour
Tenby Lifeboat Station
Tudor Merchant's House
St Catherine's Island
Tenby Museum and Art Gallery
St Mary's Church

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What's Included:

Door to Door Service to your transfer coach
Tour Manager escorted
Half board accommodation in Tenby
Welcome reception & drink
Visit to Carmarthen and ride on the Gwili Valley Railway
A visit to Fishguard & St Davids
An excursion to Laugharne & Pendine Sands
Free time in Tenby
Commemorative photo

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Things to do in Tenby

National Trust - Tudor Merchants House

National Trust - Tudor Merchants House

Visiting the National Trust's Tudor Merchant's House in Tenby offers a unique and immersive experience of 15th-century Welsh life.

Visitors can explore the authentic furnishings, textiles, and household items from that era that shaped Tenby.

The house is a fine example of medieval architecture, and each room represents different aspects of Tudor life.

Tenby Castle

Tenby Castle

Tenby Castle dates back to the 12th century and provides a fascinating glimpse into medieval fortifications and the town's strategic importance during various historical conflicts between the Normans and the Welsh.

Tenby Castle offers a unique blend of history, and a tranquil setting alongside some of the best panoramic views of the town, its beautiful beaches, the harbour, and the surrounding coastline.

St. Mary's Church

St. Mary's Church dates back to the 13th century making it one of the oldest buildings in Tenby, but is still active, holding regular services.

The building is an excellent example of Gothic architecture, with its impressive nave, chancel, and tower.

The stone carvings, vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and pointed arches are characteristic of the period and display remarkable craftsmanship.

Tenby Harbour

Tenby Harbour

Tenby Harbour is one of the most picturesque and charming spots in Tenby, providing stunning views of the coastline, the colourful houses along the waterfront, and the sparkling waters of Carmarthen Bay, making it a perfect place for a leisurely stroll or for visitors to sit and watch the boats and wildlife.

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, located on Castle Hill, was established in 1878 making it the oldest independent museum in Wales.

The museum provides a comprehensive look at the history of Tenby and Pembrokeshire, showcasing artefacts and exhibits that tells the story of the area from prehistoric times to the present day.

The gallery showcases a variety of artistic media, from paintings and drawings to sculptures and ceramics, offering a rich visual experience, featuring works by notable local artists, including Augustus John and Gwen John.

St Catherine’s Island

St Catherine’s Island

St. Catherine's Island in Tenby is a fascinating and scenic destination that offers a mix of historical interest and natural beauty and is only accessible at low tide (unless you take a boat trip).

The island is home to St. Catherine's Fort, a Palmerston Fort built in the 1860s to protect the coast from potential invasion, here you can explore the fort’s impressive military architecture, including its gun emplacements, barracks, and defensive structures.

From the top of the island, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Tenby, its beaches, and the surrounding coastline.

The elevated position offers great photo opportunities, especially at sunrise or sunset.

Places to visit near Tenby

St. Davids

St. Davids

The city derives its name from Saint David, the patron saint of Wales, and hosts St. David's Cathedral, a key religious landmark in Wales.

Constructed in the 12th century, this cathedral is a prime example of medieval architecture, characterised by its soaring spires, elaborate carvings, and exquisite stained-glass windows.

Gower Peninsula

Gower Peninsula

The Gower Peninsula is like a treasure trove of history, filled with all sorts of cool old stuff scattered throughout the area. And let's not forget those stunning beaches!

The Gower Coastal Path is the perfect way to soak it all in, stretching a whopping 38 miles and treating walkers to stunning views of cliffs, hidden bays, and lush countryside.

Despite being just 19 miles wide, the peninsula is jam-packed with ancient Welsh charm that'll make you feel like you've stepped back in time.

Don't miss out on checking out the ruins of Pennard Castle, sitting pretty on a hill overlooking Three Cliffs Bay, or the super old Neolithic burial chamber at Arthur's Stone, which has been around for over 5,000 years!

The Mumbles

The Mumbles

The Mumbles, is a lovely beach resort nestled on the stunning Gower Peninsula in South Wales.

You'll be treated to some lovely views of Swansea Bay and the Bristol Channel.

The Mumbles has quite a few historic landmarks to explore, including the famous Mumbles Lighthouse.

Did you know that the name "Mumbles" comes from the French word 'mamelles', which means "breasts"? Originally, it referred just to two islands at the end of the headland, but now it's the name for the whole village. Isn't that interesting?

Fishguard

Fishguard

Fishguard is blessed with stunning coastal scenery, including picturesque cliffs, tranquil harbours, and sweeping ocean views.

It's a peaceful and relaxing destination perfect for enjoying nature's beauty. Fishguard is home to several historical landmarks too from Fishguard Fort built in the 1780’s to the town hall that holds the Last Invasion Tapestry a stunning artwork that is over 30 meters long and tells the story of the last invasion of mainland Britain by French forces in 1797.

Located a few miles west of Fishguard, walk along the coastal path to reach Strumble Head Lighthouse perched on a rocky promontory overlooking the Irish Sea.

Pembroke Castle

Pembroke Castle

Built in the 11th century, Pembroke Castle is a magnificent example of medieval architecture including its impressive Great Keep, the massive round tower known as the Western Hall, the iconic arched bridge entrance, imposing stone walls, towers, and battlements.

It's one of the largest and best-preserved castles in Wales, offering a glimpse into the country's medieval past. Henry VII, the first Tudor king of England was born here and you can visit the birth chamber within the castle.

Carmarthen

Carmarthen

Carmarthen, nestled in the heart of rural Wales, offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. It was once an important Roman settlement known as Moridunum and boasts a rich heritage that includes medieval castles, ancient ruins, and historic landmarks.

Being the birthplace of famous Welsh writers like Dylan Thomas, you can visit Merlin's Hill Centre, celebrating the legendary wizard Merlin said to have roamed these lands or take a captivating journey back in time to Carmarthen Castle a medieval fortress, and explore the rich history and medieval charm of Wales.

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A selection of escorted holidays and tours to Tenby by coach

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