Dog-Friendly Attractions in Tenby

Small boats run from Tenby harbour across to Caldey Island, a peaceful monastic island with a working abbey, beaches, woodland tracks and a lighthouse. Dogs are welcome on the boat and the island and travel free, making it one of the most memorable dog-friendly outings in Pembrokeshire.

Tenby is one of the best-preserved medieval walled towns in Wales, with its 13th-century walls, the Five Arches gateway and a pretty pastel-coloured harbour of Georgian houses. It is all outdoor, dog-friendly wandering on a lead, a compact circuit of walls, harbour and narrow lanes.

A small tidal island off Castle Beach crowned by a restored Victorian fort, reachable on foot across the sand at low tide and giving spectacular views of the beach, town and coastline. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on a lead, adhering to standard doggy protocols.