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Pembrokeshire's postcard town: pastel Georgian houses above three superb beaches, a working harbour and medieval walls — the classic Welsh seaside ho…

Big sandy beach, busy little harbour and a proper seaside village centre — Tenby's more relaxed neighbour, three miles up the coast.

Dune-backed family bay between Tenby and the Stackpole coast — a quiet base with Barafundle over the headland.

A small village between Tenby and Manorbier, with a National Trust headland of sea caves and one of the county's biggest holiday parks.

An immaculate inland village of round Flemish chimneys and flower-filled lanes, three miles from Tenby and a world away from the seafront.

The postcard one: harbour, Goscar Rock and sheltered sand beneath the pastel town.

A mile and a half of dune-backed sand towards Giltar Point, with Caldey Island floating offshore — Tenby's family workhorse.

The small beach between Castle Hill and St Catherine's Island — rockpools, the lifeboat station, and a low-tide walk to the fort.

A secluded sandy beach under Monkstone Point between Tenby and Saundersfoot — earned by a steep walk down through woods.

A wide sheltered south-facing bay between Tenby and Manorbier, sitting inside a private holiday park — check access before you go.

A sheltered, dune-backed crescent facing south — easy parking, safe paddling and far fewer people than Tenby.

The gentle opener: 7 miles of woods, tunnels and resort sands via Saundersfoot — good bus links both ends.

The first stage of the Coast Path, through old coal country and tunnels cut for a tramway, ending inside Tenby's town walls.

Limestone cliffs, a double cove with a rock arch, two military ranges to check, and an arrival into Tenby along South Beach.

Inside the walls, on the Esplanade, or out by the golf links. What each part of Tenby costs you in parking and stairs, and when to book.

Twenty-three pubs and dozens of kitchens inside a walled town of 4,700 people. How to choose, and when to book.

Twenty minutes off Tenby and a completely different pace. A working Cistercian monastery, a good beach, and the one island trip that works with small…

Three days around Tenby, Stackpole and Pembroke: the best beaches in Wales, two enormous castles, and a firing range that decides one of your afterno…

Lakeside luxury lodges at St Florence, a few miles inland from Tenby, with private verandas and hot tubs overlooking the water.

Family-run boutique glamping on a headland inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with sea views along the coastline near Tenby.

Handbuilt micro-lodges tucked into wild meadows and farmland a stone's throw from the south Pembrokeshire coast, near Tenby.

Elegant lodges with private hot tubs, fast Wi-Fi and EV charging at Manorbier, minutes from the castle, the beach and Tenby.

Yurts, treehouses, hideaways and geodomes reached by a woodland path at St Florence, a few miles from Tenby.

Beach village with direct access onto the private sands of Lydstep Haven, an indoor pool and sweeping bay views between Tenby and Manorbier.

Intimate luxury lodge escape at Penally, inside the National Park and a short walk from Tenby and its South Beach.

Landscaped eleven-acre family park with an indoor heated pool and bar, four miles from Saundersfoot and five from Tenby.