Tenby 1.9 miles. Nestled in the coastal village of Penally near Tenby in Pembrokeshire, is this charming studio-style, ground-floor apartment, The Studio. Enjoying a fabulous location along Pembrokeshire’s scenic coast and stunning views overlooking the beach and Caldey Island from its private patio, The Studio makes for a wonderful retreat for couples, plus their canine companion, who are looking to explore this glorious part of Wales. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you can look forward to whipping up a romantic meal for two in the well-equipped kitchen, with the help of the double hob, combi oven/microwave and a fridge. Settle down to tuck-in to a delicious meal at the intimate dining table for two, as the wine is poured, and plans are made for the days ahead. If the weather is nice, why not make dinner an alfresco affair out on the private patio where you can savour dinner with stunning views. As the evening grows cooler, retreat to the plush sofa where you can snuggle up with your better half and select your favourite film from the Smart TV with Netflix. Wash away the day with a refreshing shower, before wrapping yourself in the warm embrace of a toasty towel, courtesy of the heated towel rail. When sleep calls, climb into the sumptuous double bed which takes centre stage and drift off into a restful slumber. Explore the local village, where you will find the welcoming Cross Inn and Paddock Inn, both just a stone’s throw away, offering a tasty menu and local ales, it is the perfect excuse for taking a night off from the kitchen! Keen putters are well-catered for with three excellent golf courses just a short drive away, including the 18-hole course at Trefloyne Manor and the oldest course in Wales at Tenby Golf Club which offers breath-taking views as you putt. Take advantage of your close proximity to Tenby, where you will find a plethora of pubs, shops, restaurants and takeaways, as well as the fascinating sites of Tenby Castle and the super National Trust site of Tudor Merchant’s House. Take your pick of beautiful beaches to spend a relaxing day on the sands, with Castle Beach, Tenby South Beach and Tenby North Beach, just moment’s away, you can also try your hand at a fantastic selection of watersports on offer, including paddleboarding, kayaking and even boat trips. Continue on to Pembroke, where you can explore the historic delights of Pembroke Museum, Monkton Old Hall and the grand Pembrokeshire Castle with a Great Keep offering glorious views over the town and Mill Pond. Further afield, you will find Carmarthen, home to its own superb castle which overlooks the River Towy, as well as the remains of a former workhouse and the nostalgic Gwili Steam Railway. Whisk your loved one away for an escape they will never forget at The Studio.

Known as "The Jewel in the Crown" by the people of Wales, the bustling coastal resort of Tenby commands a commanding location on the breathtaking "Welsh Riviera.". It's easy to see why Pembrokeshire is one of the sunniest counties in Britain when you visit Tenby, which is part of the 186-mile-long Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This charming town, which is surrounded by historic fortifications, is home to a maze of cobbled streets lined with unique boutiques, a year-round indoor food market, tearooms, and mouthwatering restaurants. Blue Flag beaches and coastal paths provide watersports enthusiasts a wealth of options, but the world-renowned Tenby Iron-Man contestants (held in mid-September) don't have time for any of it!

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