Tenby / Dinbych y Pysgod (pop. 5,220), still with its old town walls, lies on a rocky peninsula at the western end of Carmarthen Bay. This seaside resort, prized at the turn of the century by the artist Augustus John as being "so restful, so colorful and so unspoiled" has a picturesque harbor, around which attractive pastel-colored houses are
grouped, two beautiful sandy beaches, charming narrow alleys, the 15th century carefully restored Tudor Merchant's House and St Mary's Church, the largest parish church in Wales.
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