Soak up the heavenly sea view from gorgeous Beachscape.
From the balcony take in glorious North Beach to the left and the colourful hues of Tenby Harbour to your right.
Relax on the comfy sofas surrounded by the sea.
All the holiday chef needs in the well-equipped kitchen.
Beachscape nestles on the lane to the harbour and the beach, just a stroll to the restaurants, cafes and shops in Tenby.
After a beach day, enjoy a peaceful sleep in the double room opposite the twin room, which also may be made up as a super-king. Both bedrooms 1 and 2 are near the family bathroom.
Dining with a spectacular view.
Take time out together by the sea.
Sweet double room on the ground floor, next to the family bathroom and opposite the twin room, which may also be used as a super king. There are sea views from every room.
Spacious en suite twin room, bedroom 3. Enjoy the spectacular sea views.
Shower-room with a view.
View from the en suite shower-room on the fourth floor.
Flooded with light, the fresh family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
Tasteful beach themed family bathroom.
Sweet twin room, bedroom 2, with sea glimpses. This room may also be made up as a super-king. Please request when booking.
Wake up to a view from the family bathroom.
Sitting in a heavenly position above the beach, which is just a short stroll away.
Glorious Tenby awaits ......
Do take a boat trip to Caldey Island from the harbour.
From Beachscape discover the award-winning beaches of Tenby, North Beach, South Beach and Castle Beach.
For a day trip head to glorious Newgale, a surfer's paradise.
The vibrant little city of St. Davids with its magnificent cathedral is well worth a visit.
Explore the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
Just a short drive from Tenby is award-winning Barafundle Bay.
Why not discover Abereiddy, north of the county with the spectacular natural deep water Blue Lagoon. Nearby Porthgain has The Shed, for the best fish and chips or the Sloop Inn for a tasty lunch.
Beachscape
5436Tenby | Sleeps 6 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £927
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Located in the heart of Tenby, this pub offers traditional food and serves both lunch and dinner. There's a real fire in winter to keep the cold weather at bay and free wifi.
Nearby beach
Backed by a sea wall and cliffs, Tenby North beach is wide and sandy, perfect for a family day at the seaside. There are amenities nearby where you can buy ice creams and snacks and car parking is a short distance away. The picturesque harbour is at the southern end. Lifeguards are on duty from May to September and dog restrictions apply during the same dates.
Nearby walk
This pretty straighforward walk takes you from the centre of Tenby along the coastal path. Head towards Paragon beach and Castle beach past St Catherine's Island and follow the path to Tenby Castle. From here the undulating path takes in some lovely views along the coastto Monkstone beach and Lodge Valley. Saundersfoot is about five miles away from Tenby and if you wish to return by train the station is a little way out of town. There are also local buses if you wish.
Nearby town
Pretty as a picture, the harbour town of Tenby is surrounded by 13th century town walls and has oodles of charm. With Tenby Castle ruins overlooking the harbour, a great choice of three beautiful beaches and plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes along cobbled streets, there's something for everyone here.
Also nearby
The Cross Inn is a Grade II listed pub with lovely views across the bay. Food is home made and the pub has both a dining room and seating outside for sunny al fresco dining. A take away option is also available.
August 2024
Good food for all ages
Very welcoming
Centrally located this pub offers lunch, dinner and drinks. The food is traditional pub grub with fish and chips being a popular choice. There's outdoor seating and this is an ideal place to sit and watch the world go by.
Situated within the historic castle walls of Tenby, this contemporary bar and restaurant offers relaxed dining and stylish decor. Call in for lunch, dinner or just a quick drink.
An historic coaching inn, situated next to the Medieval town walls. It's a lively place with outdoor seating and a bar/restaurant. Dogs are welcome and high chairs available.
A popular traditional pub serving local seafood, curries and pub grub including vegetarian and vegan options. The central location makes it a good place to visit if you are in the area. There is a well kept beer garden for summer dining.
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