Penally to Tenby Walk
This circular walk takes you from Penally to Tenby on the Pembrokeshire coast. Penally is a pretty village located just to the west of Tenby. It's well worth exploring with some well-preserved Georgian and Victorian houses, fine local pubs and a popular sandy beach.
This walk starts from the car park next to the train station in Penally. From here you can pick up the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and follow the waymarked trail north east along the lovely South Beach. After about a mile you will come to Tenby where you can follow the path around the scenic harbour and the pier.
The trail then returns to Penally on alternative paths, heading through Tenby town and then along the northern side of the golf course.
To extend the walk pick up the popular Tenby to Saundersfoot Walk and continue north to Monkstone Point and the lovely Saundersfoot beach.
Penally to Tenby Walk Ordnance Survey Map 
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Penally to Tenby Walk Open Street Map 
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Penally to Tenby Walk OS Map 
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Penally to Tenby Walk Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
Back in Penally you'll find The Cross Inn located at Strawberry Ln, SA70 7PU. The pub includes an interesting interior with local pictures and shields of regiments stationed in a nearby barracks. There's also a garden with great views towards the coast.
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Photos
Village Green in Penally
This is the view that can be seen in Penally, taken not too far from the entrance of Penally Abbey hotel. The stretch of water is Caldey Sound and the land in the distance is in fact Caldey Island.
St Nicholas and St Teilo's church Penally
The Cross Inn, Penally. The Cross Inn is one of a number of pubs found in the village. As well as good food and drink, the proprietors have provided a pleasant environment both inside and out to enjoy a relaxing evening with friends. The Inn commands spectacular views across Caldey Sound and there are many footpaths and walks to enjoy in and around this remarkably picturesque village. Well worth making this location a destination if not a stop on a journey through Pembrokshire.
Gabion boxes, South Beach
South Beach
Tenby Harbour
