Tenby 2004

Capturing the beauty of Wales, inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

This gallery was made as part of a photography trip, trying to take pictures of some of the beautiful parts of the Welsh coastline, and the wildlife that inhabits it, to include in my Welsh wallpapers gallery.

• Tenby and Caldey Island, seen from the campsite.
• Home for the next few days.
• Of course, Wales did its best to ruin our plans, and gave us some very poor weather. Not good for coastline pictures.
• This rock is a feature of the beach, something to use as a shelter against the sun - if only.
• At high tide, the rock becomes an island, used as a very tall diving platform by the brave.
• Sailing on Tenby Roads.
• St. Catherine's Fort Island, situated on the tidal South Beach.
• Exploring the sea caves.
• Preparing for the Caldey Island boat trip.
• Most of the sea rocks here are used as landing platforms by cormorants.
• Cormorants.
• The coast of Caldey Island.
• A grey seal basking on the rocks of Caldey. Seals are abundant here, and are the main reason for the popularity of the boat trips.
• Caldey cliff.
• A seal harem.
• More seals.
• Seals trying to keep their heads above water, as the tide covers their platforms.
• Sea caves on Caldey Island.
• The wake from the tourboat.
• Tenby as seen from the water.
• South Beach.
• Tourist transport.
• At the bus stop.
• Handling a king snake at the aquarium.

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