Tenby
Tenby is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing stone wall, built in the 13th
century following the destruction of the town at the hands of Prince Llewelyn in 1260. Visitors can still
see the walls and imposing Five Arches throughout the town which is now a busy shopping area.
Tenby was very popular with Victorians who flocked to the town, placing great emphasis on Tenby’s
health giving properties and sea air.
There is a huge variety of things to do or see here. North, South and Castle beach are great for a brisk
walk after a lazy Sunday lunch. Every Boxing Day hundreds of brave bathers take part in one of Wales'
top festive highlights when they plunge
into the sea in fancy dress. The spectacle is
watched by huge crowds.
Tenby is also on the famous Pembrokeshire
coastal path, offering long walks with
fabulous views over to Caldey Island, where
monks still live. It is close to major tourist
attractions such as Folly Farm and
Heatherton which are open all year.
26
Cross Inn
Penally SA70 7PU Tel: 01834 844665
Opening Hours:
Mon – Wed 12 midday – 11pm Thursday 12 midday – 12 midnight
Friday & Saturday 12 midday – 12.30am
Sunday 12 midday – 11.30pm
• Real Ales • Home Cooking • Lunches • Evening Meals • AVAILABLE ALL YEAR ROUND
Traditional 3 course Sunday lunch £8.95 Local Sea Bass a speciality.
View of sea and Caldey Island from our beer garden and within walking distance of beach.
Visit the CROSS INN nestling in the picturesque village of Penally, two miles from Tenby, with breathtaking views
of the sea, Caldey Island and the golf links. Very friendly atmosphere. Children most welcome. Hot and cold meal
available. Their very popular bar meals served lunchtime and evenings.
• Traditional Sunday lunch – bookings recommended as very popular with our locals.
map ref • Special Welsh Real Ale • Pets welcome on their picturesque patio with superb views of the sea Chris, Les and staff
L12 look forward to your visit.
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