Tenby Paddle Boarding School Pembrokeshire

Stand Up Paddle Boarding Courses In Tenby Pembrokeshire

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Tenby Paddle Boarding School Pembrokeshire

TENBY PADDLE BOARDING SCHOOL

We offer Paddle Boarding lessons, courses & tours around Tenby (Dinbych-y-pysgod), ''meaning little fort of the fish'' based on the west tip of Pembrokeshire, Wales. We run throughout the summer months. Come & explore Pembrokeshire’s unspoiled National park coastline with it award winning blue flagged beaches, Paddle Boarding along the North Beach & see this beautiful town from a completely different perspective.

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Tenby Paddle Boarding School

TENBY PADDLE BOARDING SCHOOL PEMBROKESHIRE

Play alongside magnificent cliffs and jump into crystal clear water. This is an experience that you have to do if you have fallen in love with this unique town. So why not throw yourself into something you'll remember forever, an experience where you'll connect with the elements of nature... & then end up talking about them for weeks! It took us years of exploring the Pembrokeshire coast to discover the beautiful locations we use for our Paddle boarding tours & courses. The routes we created are totally unspoiled and full of hidden wonders that make our Paddle Boarding adventures a completely unique experience. Our paddle boarding courses & tours are suitable for all abilities.

Tenby Paddle Boarding School

History OF TENBY

Discover Tenby's glorious beaches, a warm atmosphere and fine Victorian houses. Enjoy a spot of fishing, relax on Caldey Island, visit the 15th century church, or take a walk along the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Find out the things to do to get the most enjoyment from your holiday in Tenby. The town's first stone-wall fortification was on Castle Hill. Tenby's mercantile trade grew as it developed as a major seaport in Norman controlled Little England beyond Wales. However, the need for additional defences became paramount after the settlement and castle were successfully attacked and taken by Welsh forces.