Tenby is a medieval, walled town, with plenty of old-fashioned charm. Narrow streets wind between pastel-shaded houses and small, fascinating shops.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park consists of a gently rolling plateau overlooking a rugged coastline. This is good birding area, with sanctuaries at Grasholm, Skomer, and Skokholm Islands, while Ramsey Island is reknowned for its large grey seal population. Ancient remains abound in the park, with cromlechs (burial chambers) at Pentre Ifan and Arthur's Quoit, and Celtic crosses at Nevern and Crew.
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