1 Quay Hill, Tenby, Pembrokeshire
1 Quay Hill is a charming holiday cottage that’s conveniently located off Tenby’s main street and close to numerous local attractions.






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1 Quay Hill is a charming holiday cottage that’s conveniently located off Tenby’s main street and close to numerous local attractions.
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The Pembrokeshire coastline is one of the most dramatic and beautiful seascapes in the whole of the United Kingdom. Rugged cliffs, sheltered coves and steep cliff paths contribute to the grandeur and splendour of a region that is one of the most popular amongst short-break holiday makers.
The town of Tenby was recently voted Wales' favourite destination and is a charming sea-side resort with an impressive golden beach. Fishguard, a small fishing port surrounded by steep cliffs also offers a welcome break as does Broad Haven, set on St Brides Bay.
The coastline of Pembrokeshire, despite being lashed by Atlantic waves, has a large number of fine beaches including East Llanion, Newgate and St Brides Haven. Historical buildings such as Haverfordwest Castle and Llawhaden Castle offer reminders of a diverse Celtic history. Its also worth visiting the Bro Meigan Gardens for a serene and picturesque diversion.
Pembrokeshire also has a good selection of heritage sites such as Caldey Island, home to a Cistercian Abbey. There's much to do and see for the visitor when in Pembrokeshire and its an understandably popular destination for holiday makers.
Read our guide to Pembrokeshire as we take a look at some of region's most popular visitor attractions and places of interest.