Summary:
The Deck @ West Wall – A Contemporary Coastal Hideaway in the Heart of Tenby
Just outside Tenby’s historic town walls, this newly renovated two-bedroom apartment offers modern comfort in a prime location. Styled in a bright contemporary design, it sleeps up to three guests and features a modern kitchen, cosy lounge, and dining area. Upstairs includes a sleek bathroom, spacious king bedroom, and peaceful single room — perfect for a relaxing seaside escape.
The Space:
Welcome to The Deck, a beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment set just outside the historic West Wall in Tenby. Thoughtfully finished in a bright, contemporary style, this modern coastal retreat blends comfort and character, offering a relaxing base just moments from the very heart of this much-loved seaside town.
Perfectly positioned just beyond the town walls, you can step outside and within minutes find yourself wandering Tenby’s cobbled streets, admiring its pastel-coloured houses, exploring the picturesque harbour, or relaxing on one of its award-winning sandy beaches. The town’s independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and welcoming pubs are all within easy walking distance, allowing you to enjoy everything Tenby has to offer without needing the car.
Beyond the walls, Pembrokeshire’s spectacular coastline awaits. The apartment is ideally located for exploring the breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with its dramatic cliffs and sea views, as well as some of Wales’ most beautiful beaches, including Barafundle Bay and Manorbier Beach. Whether you’re planning coastal walks, sea swims, boat trips, or simply peaceful afternoons by the shore, The Deck places you at the centre of it all.
Inside, the apartment has been designed with comfort in mind. Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and heating throughout ensure a cosy and convenient stay whatever the season — ideal for summer beach holidays, autumn walking breaks, winter escapes, or spring getaways.
Please note that the property does not offer parking; however, three pay-and-display car parks are located within a 1–4 minute walk, making access straightforward. The train station is also within easy walking distance, providing convenient connections for those travelling by rail.
Please note: Dogs are not permitted at this property.
Whether you’re visiting for one of Tenby’s lively festivals, an active coastal adventure, or a relaxing seaside break, The Deck @ West Wall offers contemporary comfort in one of the town’s most characterful and convenient locations — the perfect setting for making lasting Pembrokeshire memories.
Guest Access:
Located at the front door of the property is a lockbox for easy self check in. These details will be shared before you arrive.
The Neighborhood:
Explore Tenby, Saundersfoot & the Best of Pembrokeshire
The Pembrokeshire Coast is one of the UK’s most breathtaking regions — a place where rugged cliffs meet golden beaches, and charming seaside towns are steeped in history and natural beauty. Whether you’re here to relax, adventure, or simply unwind, Tenby, Saundersfoot, and the surrounding area offer something truly special for every visitor.
Tenby – A Picture-Perfect Seaside Town
Tenby is a coastal gem on the south coast of Pembrokeshire, famed for its candy-coloured buildings, winding cobbled streets, and historic town walls dating back to the 13th century. The town is encircled by three beautiful sandy beaches — North Beach, Castle Beach, and South Beach — each offering stunning views, safe swimming, and endless space to unwind.
The town’s harbour is postcard-perfect, and boat trips leave daily to Caldey Island, where Cistercian monks have lived for centuries. In town, you’ll find everything from traditional pubs and fish & chip shops to boutique galleries and artisan cafés. Whether you’re strolling the town walls, exploring Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, or watching the tide roll in with an ice cream in hand, Tenby is full of charm and nostalgia.
Saundersfoot – Coastal Calm & Natural Beauty
Just a 10-minute drive from Tenby, the nearby village of Saundersfoot offers a slightly quieter but equally delightful coastal escape. Set in a sheltered bay surrounded by wooded hillsides, Saundersfoot is known for its wide, gently sloping beach, ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and family-friendly fun.
The village has a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere with a growing reputation for excellent dining — including seafood restaurants, stylish bars, and local favourites. The recently redeveloped harbour area is a great place to enjoy a sunset drink, browse local shops, or set off on a boat trip along the coast.
A scenic coastal path links Saundersfoot and Tenby, offering stunning views and a gentle walk that’s a highlight in any season.
Discover More of Pembrokeshire
Venture a little further and you’ll find yourself in the heart of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the UK’s only coastal national park. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path stretches 186 miles along dramatic cliffs and hidden coves — perfect for walkers, wildlife lovers, and photographers alike.
Don’t miss:
• Barafundle Bay – Often listed among the world’s most beautiful beaches.
• Manorbier Castle & Beach – A dramatic Norman castle overlooking a surfer-friendly bay.
• Bosherston Lily Ponds – A peaceful, scenic walk leading to Broad Haven South Beach.
• Carew Castle & Tidal Mill – A stunning medieval ruin with a picturesque millpond.
• Stackpole Estate – Woodlands, lakes, cliffs and beaches managed by the National Trust.
Whether you’re here for a short break or a longer stay, the Tenby and Saundersfoot area is your gateway to one of Britain’s most treasured coastlines — full of adventure, tranquillity, and unforgettable views.
Getting Around:
Getting Around from Tenby
Tenby is not only a stunning destination in its own right — it’s also perfectly positioned for exploring the rest of Pembrokeshire and beyond. Whether you’re travelling by car, train, bus, bike, or on foot, getting around from Tenby is easy and enjoyable.
On Foot
Tenby is a compact and walkable town, with most attractions — beaches, shops, cafés, restaurants, and the harbour — all within a few minutes of each other. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs directly through the town, offering stunning walks both north toward Saundersfoot and south toward Penally and beyond.
By Car
Having a car gives you the most freedom to explore Pembrokeshire’s quieter gems. Roads are generally scenic and well signposted, though some rural lanes can be narrow. There are several public car parks in and around Tenby for day trips and excursions.
Popular day trips by car from Tenby:
• Saundersfoot – 10 minutes
• Manorbier Castle & Beach – 15 minutes
• Carew Castle & Tidal Mill – 15 minutes
• Barafundle Bay (via Stackpole Quay) – 25 minutes
• Pembroke Castle – 25 minutes
• St Davids & Cathedral – 1 hour
By Train
Tenby has its own railway station, just a short walk from the town centre. Trains run west toward Pembroke Dock and east toward Carmarthen and Swansea, with connections to Cardiff and London.
Popular train routes:
• Saundersfoot (via station at Saundersfoot/Moreton) – approx. 5 mins
• Carmarthen – 40–50 mins
• Swansea – 1 hr 40 mins
• Cardiff Central – 2 hrs 45 mins
Be aware that some stations in Pembrokeshire are request stops — check timetables in advance.
By Bus
Local buses serve Tenby and surrounding towns and villages. Services are less frequent on Sundays and in winter months, so plan ahead.
Useful routes include:
• Tenby ↔ Saundersfoot ↔ Amroth
• Tenby ↔ Pembroke ↔ Pembroke Dock
• Tenby ↔ Haverfordwest
Bus stops are located throughout the town, including near the train station and alongside the town walls.
Taxis & Local Tours
Taxis are available locally and can be booked in advance. There are also guided tours, coastal shuttle services, and transfer companies offering drop-offs for walkers along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
For hassle-free hiking, look for the Poppit Rocket, Coastal Cruiser, or other Pembrokeshire Coastal Buses (seasonal services that link walking spots along the trail).
By Bike
Tenby and the surrounding area offer some excellent cycling routes, with rolling coastal roads, quiet country lanes, and dedicated paths. Bikes can be hired locally, and many beaches and attractions offer bike racks.
