Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo
Eight kilometres from Tenby at Begelly — 200 species, an indoor vintage funfair with unlimited rides, and the region's wet-weather insurance policy.
Every major sight in and around Tenby, from the landmark names to the quieter corners.
Pembroke Castle
Fifteen kilometres from Tenby — a 24-metre round keep, the birthplace of Henry VII, a cave under the courtyard, and free guided tours all day.
Manor Wildlife Park
Fifty-two acres at St Florence with rhinos in a huge field and wallabies you can walk among — smaller and calmer than Folly Farm, and better for it.
Carew Castle
Nine kilometres from Tenby — a Norman fortress with a huge unfinished Elizabethan wing driven through it, a tidal mill, and a Celtic cross at the…
Tenby South Beach
Two and a half kilometres of sand running from the town to Giltar Point — lifeguarded, dog-friendly in part, and quieter than North Beach.
Castle Beach
The small cove under Castle Hill with St Catherine's Island in front of it — named Britain's best beach, and the prettiest thing in Tenby.
Tenby Castle
The ruined watchtower and walls on Castle Hill above the harbour — free, always open, and the best 360-degree view in south Wales.
Manorbier Castle
Eight kilometres from Tenby above a sandy beach — the birthplace of Gerald of Wales, who called it the pleasantest spot in the country.