Small, picturesque and brightly coloured by the neat painted cottages and spectrum of summer sail, Tenby harbour has a magnetic attraction.

To sit on the harbour wall watching fishermen cast their lines and the boats sailing to and from Caldey Island is a pleasureable way of whiling away the time. Alternatively, you can explore the lifeboat station, passing Laston House on the way where in the 19th century, Sir William Paxton played his part in helping to put Tenby on the map as a fashionable resort.

The Tenby Harbour Walk starts from outside St. Julian’s Chapel, Tenby Harbour. Tickets are available from Cofion Bookshop, next to the Tudor Merchant’s House or the Harbour Cafe.