Tenby A Beautiful Town in Wales with Candy Colors

Tenby is a beautiful walled town in South Wales that spills out pastel colored buildings along cliffs and around sandy bays, called "little town of fishes" by locals. Tenby is one of Wales' premier tourist spots, and is located on the south Pembrokeshire Coast, about 80 kilometers west of Swansea.

Located in the west of Wales, Pembrokeshire features its Pembroke Coastline and National Park, one of the most beautiful Coastlines in Britain. The 180-mile coastline has numerous beautiful scenes, making you admire the unique customs of Wales.

The town of Tenby dates back to the Norman Conquest, and the town walls were constructed in 1093 in order to defend it from the Welsh.

Due to its somewhat remote location, however, the town and its quaint cobble streets and sandy beaches remained off the tourist trail until the Victorian era.

Caldey Island, a Cistercian Monastery located on an island just off Tenby's coast. At low tide, ferries leave from Tenby Castle Beach and at high tide from Tenby Harbor.

The golden beach, beautiful harbor, blue sea and the colorful houses make the town an attractive holiday paradise of Britain!