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There are so many things
to do in and around Tenby that we can't possibly list them all, but here are some of the most popular, and we would be pleased to help you with information on places of interest in Pembrokeshire.
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Oakwood
Coaster Country. Megafobia, voted the best wooden coaster in the world, Hydro, The Bounce, Vertigo, and - new for 2006 - Speed, which is just awesome! |
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Folly
Farm. Wales'
premier farm attraction. A unique opportunity to join in all the
fun of the Farm, meet the friendliest of animals and even bottle
feed the younger residents.
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Hands on Hideaway- a childrens activity centre catering for 4 to 12 year olds. Parents have their own coffee lounge for relaxation.
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Silent
World Aquarium offers
a fascinating view of all sorts of aquatic creatures as well as
reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates. Close to Tenby's north beach car park the museum is housed in an old chapel.
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| For something completely different, Sycamores Ranch offers Western style riding along ancient bridleways around Lewhaden, just 20 minutes drive from Whitehall Lodge. |
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Ritec
Valley Quad Bikes.
Enjoy the thrilling activities of quad (ATV) biking and grass carting
located in the spectacular Pembrokeshire countryside around Tenby.
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Trefloyne
Golf Club is a challenging
18 hole, 6635 yard Par 71 parkland golf course in anidyllic setting
on the outskirts of Tenby.
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| Pemberton's Chocolate Farm Join us at the chocolate farm where you can smell, taste, drink, see, touch, listen to and absorb the full flavours of fine chocolate at our multi award winning chocolate workshops. |
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Cwm Deri Vineyard is the local home of Welsh wines and liqueurs. It is also a good place to stop for lunch in the conservatory restaurant. |
Caldey
Island. Three miles
across the calm waters from Tenby Harbour lies the beautiful monastery
island of Caldey and its little sister, the bird and seal sanctuary
of St. Margaret`s.
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The
Garden of Wales is
the first national botanic garden to be created in the United Kingdom
for over 200 years. It is dedicated to conservation, horticulture,
science, education, leisure and the arts.
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Colby Woodland Garden
garden has a fine collection of rhododendrons and azaleas. There
are beautiful walks through secluded valleys along open and wooded
pathways.
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Ramsay
Island
boasts
some of the finest cliff scenery in Wales with wildlife typical
of an offshore island,view the Ramsey seals, dolphins and whales.
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Art galleries & crafts
There is a
thriving artistic community in the county of Pembrokeshire, West
Wales. Take a look at the superb quality of the work displayed in our galleries.
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The Torch Theatre at Milford Haven.
Films for young people - check What's On Films and an eclectic mixture of shows - check What's On Theatre |
Llangloffan
Cheese Farm (cheese culture!) Leon
and Joan Downey started making cheese in 1977. Llangloffan is a
full fat hard cheese made on the farm, in the farm's own dairy using
traditional equipment and methods.
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St
Davids Cathedral. In the far southwest
of Pembrokeshire, 6th century monastery St Davids Cathedral has
been a site of pilgrimage and worship for many hundreds of years. The 1883 organ, by Henry Willis, was rebuilt in 2000 by Harrison & Harrison of Durham. It is now one of the finest in the U.K.
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Tenby Museum and Art Gallery on Castle Hill has a number of permanent exhibitions showing the history of Tenby town, the maritime history and an exhibition of the work of local artists. Children welcome!
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Picton Castle Guided tours of this 13th Century home of the Philipps family are highly recommended. The 40 acres of gardens are beautifully maintained by the Picton Castle Trust with a walled garden, fernery, and woodland garden with a unique collection of unusual trees.
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