Travel to pretty Tenby and check in at the lovely Cliffe Norton Hotel. You’ll have a Manager’s Welcome and dinner this evening accompanied by a glass of Bucks Fizz followed by fabulous entertainment.

Enjoy tasty breakfasts each morning to set you up for the day ahead. You'll have plenty of time to enjoy Tenby and if you fancy it, we've included a lovely excursion to Pembroke Castle and its pretty Christmas Market for you to enjoy.

Whilst at the hotel, you'll be offered a wonderful traditional Christmas Dinner with all the trimmings and maybe even a visit from Santa on Saturday evening followed by music, dancing and brilliant entertainment. On Sunday you can enjoy a delicious farewell dinner and then it is party time! Fancy dress is optional and a fabulous night of dancing of fun is guaranteed! We'll also throw in lunch for you on either Saturday or Sunday. What fun!

After your final Breakfast today, board your comfortable coach and head for home, full of memories with our newly made friends.

Tenby is probably the most iconic and well-visited seaside town in Wales. Immersed in ancient history, it is a uniquely attractive seaside resort with pastel coloured buildings and narrow streets surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall. Tenby has seen many changes through time, but it has been on the leisure map for over 200 years. With all that experience, the people of Tenby certainly know how to offer each and every visitor an unforgettable time. There are plenty of fascinating and quirky shops in the town specialising in locally produced items and plenty of walks are available within the surrounding areas across the many beautiful beaches and the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

It is an enchanting destination with a warm atmosphere and its timeless appeal lures holidaymakers back year after year. Whether you enjoy people watching, relaxing in a serene setting or taking in the coastal walks, you can be sure Tenby has plenty to offer.

Did you know, Tenby's Welsh name, Dynbych y Pysgod translates as little fortress of the fish and reflects its origins as a coastal fort!