Holiday in Wales - Tenby and Freshwater East

June 4th

We had breakfast on a sunny and calm morning before preparing Morag for the journey to our next camp site. We drove to Tenby to look at the town which I had rad was an attractive coastal resort. We were very impressed with Tenby, with its beaches, its multicoloured houses and the castle hill.

Tenby Harbour and Castle  Hill

We had a visit to the lifeboat station and the top of Castle Hill. For lunch we got a Pastie and a Toastie from a Harbourside snack bar. Then we went for a pint in one of the town pubs.

South Beach at Tenby

The old lifeboat station taken from the new one

The latest Tenby lifeboat, the "Haydn Miller"

Lyn and Button at the top of Castle Hill

George and Button

Street near the harbour

Boats in the harbour

Seagull waiting for the chance of a chip at the pub!

Tenby North Beach

We drove from Tenby to Freshwater East in the afternoon. Freshwater East is a fully services Caravan Club site. We chose a hardstanding pitch near the toilet block and the dog walk. After setting up we walked down to the beach where Button had a great time running on the sands. The beach is long, about 3/4 mile, back by dunes and closed in at each end by impressive Old Red Sandstone rocks.
We ate our evening meal of pre-prepared chili=li and rice under the awning - once I had figured out how to put it up!

Old Red Sandstone rocks at Freshwater East

Freshwater East beach panorama

Freshwater East