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Turkey & Tinsel in Tenby and Pembrokeshire

Christmas comes early on a Turkey & Tinsel break! Enjoy this magical season twice this year with a seasonal package full of festive treats such as hot chocolates, mince pies and entertainment, and of course a Christmas dinner with all the trimmings! Relax in Carmarthen and explore pretty pastel Tenby and the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire countryside.

Your Tour Includes

4 nights hotel with Welsh breakfast
4 evening meals including Christmas dinner
Seasonal package full of festive treats
Local joining points
Porterage at the hotel

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Turkey & Tinsel in Tenby and Pembrokeshire

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Local departure by coach, then on to Carmarthen and our hotel for four nights. We enjoy a festive treat on arrival to get into the spirit of the season.

Included Meals

Dinner

Today we visit the jewel in the crown of Pembrokeshire, Tenby. Of the most iconic and well-loved seaside town in Wales, Tenby is steeped in ancient history and surrounded by a medieval stone wall. Browse the shops, enjoy the beautiful beaches, and wander the maze of narrow streets.

Included Meals

Breakfast
Dinner

Included Highlights

Tenby

Tenby

Relax in Carmarthen, or join our optional excursion to Swansea. Why not visit one the museums dedicated to the city's maritime past or enjoy the shops?

Included Meals

Breakfast
Dinner

Optional Excursions

Swansea

The optional excursions will be available to book during your tour.

Prices are per person and are subject to change. Payment will be in Euros (cash payments only).

This morning we take a trip to Pembroke, a charming walled town with a rich history dating back over 900 years. Pembroke Castle is one of the most complete Norman castles in the UK and was the birthplace of King Henry VII, founder of the Tudor dynasty. Today the pretty town has charming shops and cafes to enjoy alongside its many historic buildings.

We then continue to St Davids, Britain’s smallest cathedral city and named after Wales’ patron saint. The cathedral which gives it its city status is built from local stone with a beautiful pink and grey colouring. Nearby are the ruins of The Bishop’s Palace and there are many other historical buildings throughout the town, as well as quaint shops and cafes.