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Manorbier is a lovely seaside village with a superb sandy cove popular with surfers and a fine medieval castle overlooking the bay. Located west of the town of Tenby and south east of Pembroke. The journey to Manorbier takes you through Pembrokeshire's beautiful countryside, with colourful hedgerows. Once in the village you will find a medieval castle, a Norman church, a dog friendly pub, a post office/general store and a tea room.  

Manorbier Castle has a stunning location perched above the beach; a well preserved masonry, chapel, round tower and gatehouse; numerous stairs, towers, rooms and battlements to explore and an inner ward laid out to gardens.
Also in the village are the restored Bier House and a dovecote below the castle walls. On the Coast Path to the east is The King's Quoit, a stone cromlech on the coast path overlooking the bay. It is connected by the 349 bus service  to Haverfordwest. Pembroke and Tenby all of  which have a railway station.

Tenby
The original town of Tenby was called Dinbych y Pysgod (little town of fishes) and was established by the Normans as a fortified Town.  Most of the old town walls remain, enclosing the medieval town behind them.  The narrow cobbled streets and medieval houses add to Tenby’s charm today.
Tenby has three great beaches, North, South and Castle, each with its own character.

The local tourist guide offers a variety of walks around the town – the best one being the ghost walk!
Tenby boasts two golf courses – Tenby Golf Club (champion links course and the other at Trefloyne Manor.)
Regular boat trips run from Tenby harbour to Caldey Island when the tide is in. The island is owned by monks of The Cistercian Order and has an active monastery. It offers a 12th Century Priory, Museum, Perfume Shop and Tea Gardens.
Other boat trips are offered from Tenby Harbour including sea fishing as well as a chance to see the caves at Lydstep.
 
Pembroke
Pembroke is a unique medieval walled town complete with a magnificent Norman castle, Millpond, Castle Pond and Commons area.
The Castle was the birthplace of Henry VII and very impressive.  They offer family friendly activities such as Falconry Days, Monty Python meets Horrible Histories and Dragon Day.