Beachcomber B&B

The salt air hits you before you see the sea — that bracing Pembrokeshire tang that tells you Tenby's beaches are close enough to reach on foot from your morning doorstep.

This is a snug spot for couples after a coastal base or small families who want a proper roof after a day scrambling over rock pools and harbour walls. Tenby itself is one of those pastel-painted, medieval-walled seaside towns that feels like stepping into a postcard — castle ruins, three beaches, and boat trips to Caldey Island all within easy reach. There's a camping pod option alongside the main guest house rooms, so you've got a bit of flexibility depending on whether you're after four walls or something closer to canvas.

Dog owners should ask ahead about bringing your hound. Campfires aren't a given, so check when you arrive if you're hoping for an evening around the flames. It's open year-round, which makes it a solid winter bolthole when the coast is wild and the crowds have cleared. Expect a friendly, no-fuss welcome and a location that puts Pembrokeshire's best bits right on your doorstep.