Tenby

Tenby is a beautiful holiday destination that attracts returning holidaymakers year after year. The winding streets and picturesque harbour are adorned with brightly coloured houses which add to the charm of this lovely seaside resort. Tenby enjoys a wonderful location, sitting on a headland with beaches either side or the main part of the town is encircled by its Norman-built walls. The old fashioned narrow cobbled streets are filled interesting shops, quaint cafes, ice cream parlours and cosy pubs.

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Highlights

• 4 or 6 nights in Tenby with dinner and breakfast
• Happy Hour 12 noon - 6pm and 7pm – 9pm- discounted selected drinks
• Tea / coffee after dinner
• Live entertainment most nights
• Porterage


Hotel

Clarence House Hotel, Tenby
Overlooks Tenby's South Beach with views across to Caldey Island and just 5 minutes' walk from Tenby High Street and 8 minutes from the harbour. Outdoor seafront patio.  All bedrooms have flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee facilities & lift.


Itinerary

Day 1 – Travel to your holiday destination on the South Wales coast for 4 or 6 nights. Dinner, bed and breakfast.

Day 2- 4 (or 6) - At leisure with 2 included excursions.

INCLUDED EXCURSIONS
Saundersfoot & Carmarthen
Saundersfoot is a fishing village located in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and is one of the most popular seaside resorts in the UK. Located at the foot of a picturesque wooded valley Saundersfoot has everything to offer from sandy beaches, watersports, fishing trips, shops, restaurants, and a coastal path.

Carmarthen is the oldest continually occupied town in Wales, proud of its Roman origins as well as its links with the Arthurian legends of Merlin. The wizard is said by some to have been born here, and on a visit to Carmarthenshire County Museum you can see the last piece of Merlin’s Oak. Don’t take it away though - legend has it that if it’s removed, the town will fall! The free museum is packed with plenty more treasures including mammoth bones, Roman gold and Egyptian artefacts.


Cardigan, Cardigan Bay & Haverfordwest 
The market town of Cardigan is an essential stop on your way to Cardigan Bay. The slow pace of change in this part of Wales has helped preserve the 19th century character and charm of this ancient town. Narrow streets, traditional shops, inns and eating places many with their original Georgian and Victorian fronts help create a unique visitor experience. 

Continue to Haverfordwest with its Riverside Quay, the main focus of activity. There will be a stop at the huge out of town centre, Vincent Davies, West Wales' best known department store, where you can find everything from soft furnishings to kitchenware, gifts to clothing, as well as an excellent cafe.

OPTIONAL EXCURSION

St David's & Picton Castle (7 Days Only)
Picton Castle & Gardens has been awarded the Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence for five years running. Situated within the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, it comprises 40 acres of the most beautiful woodland gardens and grounds in West Wales. Stroll beneath some of the largest and oldest trees in West Wales. Wild flowers blended with unusual woodland shrubs from all over the world, the Walled Garden and Fernery and the Jungle Garden, make this one not to be missed. The Secret Owl Garden is home to the largest collection of owls in Wales. Hidden away in the beautiful Blue Bell Walk are specially designed aviaries for 25 different species of owls that you can visit during your time there e. Throughout the day each owl is given the opportunity to fly free around the garden, meaning you can get up close and watch them glide over the flowers and through the trees.
St Davids Cathedral, nestling almost hidden in a grassy hollow beneath the tiny city, adds to the very special atmosphere that most visitors feel when they visit. St Davids today is a very attractive place with narrow streets filled with cafes, restaurants, hotels and art galleries - but only one pub! The 13th century Tower Gate and the Celtic Old Cross are also well worth a look.

 

Return Day - After breakfast return to your home towns arriving early evening.