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General details:We're talking S beach here. This is a long, soft, sandy, SE-facing beach shelving a little more steeply than other beaches in the area so the sea doesn't go out as far. Again, never sailed here (I bottled out 'cos it was too cold - 7 degrees). Others in the club had a challenging time: Some good waves in the E wind, and possible to blast over to Caldey Island. Directions to the right place:Head west along the M4 until it becomes A48, follow that until it becomes the A40 at Carmarthen. Follow the A40 then take the A477 at St Clears or the A478 at Narberth, to Tenby. As you drop down into Tenby, turn R - off the A478, towards Penally. However, where the A4139 branches off to Penally, keep straight ahead, under the railway bridge, then turn R following signs for the beach. Click here for map. How the winds work:A variety of wind directions work here, certainly Easterly is one of them. SW. Cross-shore from R - Must be great. S - Cross-on from R. Has to be good. SE - Dead onshore. Probably quite lumpy & dumpy. E - Cross-on from L. NE - Cross-shore from L. Must be good. N - W - all pretty offshore. Tidal conditions:HW springs tend to occur around 07:30. HW neaps between about 12:00 & 15:00 (GMT). Tidal range is large: max ~ 9.5m. Hazards:Anon contributor - Apr '06 says... I noticed a storm drain/outfall - submerged/exposed at the far northern,
town end of the beach. Not sure if it discharges un/treated sewage in
storms or just rain water run off. Multimap aerial photo shows a slight
plume. Facilities:There's a large car park leading down to the beach. Again, as this is a holiday resort, I guess it fills up pretty early on summer & on bank hols. I think there's are toilets on the car park. B&B's / campsitesPubs and eateriesTenby - as a town - is a tourist resort & thus of little interest to me personally. Consequently, I don't know any pubs, restaurants or cafes, but there are bound to be plenty. The Good Pub Guide lists 2 pubs & the CAMRA Good Beer Guide lists 2 (both serving the ubiquitous Worthington Draught as well as a variety of better real ales). Content supplied by Note: All comments and opinions mentioned in this section of the site are the personal opinions of the various contributors. Inevitably, one person's favourite may be another person's least favourite. The information provided here is provided in good faith. We can take no responsibility for the consequences of any inaccuracies. Should you find any inaccuracies, then please take the trouble to tell us, using any of the update links. |
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