Welcome to the Tenby office

Tenby stands out as perhaps the most iconic seaside town in Wales, rivaling charming locales like Mevagissey and Polperro for its quaintness and allure. Its distinction was underscored when it clinched a Silver award for the best UK coastal resort at the 2016 British Travel Awards, a recognition bestowed by the public.

To truly appreciate the delights of this award-winning town, consider spending 48 hours immersed in Tenby's charms - you'll soon find yourself captivated for a lifetime.

Beyond its scenic beauty, Tenby boasts excellent connectivity, with a railway station offering a two-hourly service from Swansea and a ferry port at Pembroke Dock. Bus services crisscross the south coast and extend inland to Haverfordwest and Kilgetty.

At the heart of Tenby lies its bustling harbor, home to a vibrant boating and fishing community and serving as the departure point for boats bound for Caldey Island and various fishing and pleasure trips.

With origins dating back to Norman times, Tenby exudes historical charm, with remnants of its fortified past still evident in its well-preserved town walls and medieval architecture. The castle, perched atop Castle Hill, offers a glimpse into the town's rich heritage.

During the Georgian and Victorian eras, Tenby flourished as a favored seaside resort, a legacy reflected in its elegant promenades and picturesque streets.

The town's main thoroughfare, The Norton, provides a postcard-worthy view of Tenby harbor, dotted with charming hotels offering breathtaking vistas.

Beyond the town walls, Tenby's west side reveals a Victorian seaside development, while a range of accommodations, from B&Bs to self-catering apartments, cater to diverse preferences.

Exploring Tenby's labyrinthine streets reveals a treasure trove of shops, bars, and restaurants, with pedestrianized roads offering a vibrant atmosphere during summer months.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Tenby offers myriad activities, from golfing at renowned courses to exhilarating watersports and adventure pursuits like laser tag and kayaking.

Attractions abound, from the National Trust-owned Tudor Merchant’s House to the Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, offering enriching experiences for all ages.

A visit to Tenby wouldn't be complete without a boat trip to Caldey Island, home to a thriving monastery and pristine beaches.

For those considering property opportunities, FBM Estate Agents provide an array of properties in the Tenby area, from flats to executive properties. Whether buying or renting, contact our Tenby Office at 01834 842207.

For landlords and tenants alike, our Tenby branch offers expert assistance, including complimentary marketing appraisals and property viewings. For further information, contact FBM Residential Lettings at 01834 849288.