Tenby Castle

This castle was built by the Normans in the 13th century when they invaded Wales.

St Catherine 's Island

The Watchtower

Memorial to Prince Albert

It was so windy!

Aerial photo of the castle and Tenby
taken from a photograph in a shop in Tenby

The Harbour

The Welsh name of Tenby (Dinbych-y-Psygod) means the place of the fish. Obviously, fishing has been an important industry in Tenby.

This lifeboat station is known locally as The Butler's Horse

Simply Seafoods

This little shop by the harbour sells fantastic lobster roll and crab meat.

Lobster Roll and crab meat

Tenby

Tenby is known as Dinbych-y-Pysgod in Welsh. It formed part of the area known as "Little England beyond Wales" where the language and culture is English. 

We walked along The Croft towards the harbour 

Rows of Georgian houses facing the sea

The town faces the Bristol Channel

Yours truly in 1987

Fourcroft Hotel

This is our hotel in Tenby.

Sea view room

Lunch at Boars Head in Pontyclun

We started our drive to Tenby and exited the M4 to Pontyclun for lunch.

Crab Fishcakes

Homemade Beef & Ale Pie

Home Baked Lasagne

Sea Bass Fillet

Sirloin Steak